Negro Slavery in Wisconsin
Negro Slavery in Wisconsin
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STKEI. E DURRIE.
8l ety with which he was so long identified. His record is one of able, faithful, unpretending, but never-tiring service. It was mainly foundation work, which is necessarily out of sight but which ought never to be out of rain I.
Mr. Durrio's zeal was the more intense and tireless from his view of the institution he helped build up. That insti- tution to his mind was not for a day but for all time. It was a vast reservoir ever in filling but never full. It was destined to prese...rve history in all its branches— ^ details that otherwise would be lost, and then lacked and lan^ented forever. It was to widen its scope with the growth i)f the ^iate. This reservoir was never to know stagnation, but was to shoot out streams making glad thirsty pilgrims . 'from every quarter. The Society was to be receptiv^e of all / improvements in its methods. It was to be enshrined in I surroundings more and more suitable. Its officers and I members must chango, superannuat^Q, and ()ie, — but it was \ itself to know no change, no decay, no deajfh, blooming for- .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STKEI. E DURRIE.
8l ety with which he was so long identified. His record is one of able, faithful, unpretending, but never-tiring service. It was mainly foundation work, which is necessarily out of sight but which ought never to be out of rain I.
Mr. Durrio's zeal was the more intense and tireless from his view of the institution he helped build up. That insti- tution to his mind was not for a day but for all time. It was a vast reservoir ever in filling but never full. It was destined to prese...rve history in all its branches— ^ details that otherwise would be lost, and then lacked and lan^ented forever. It was to widen its scope with the growth i)f the ^iate. This reservoir was never to know stagnation, but was to shoot out streams making glad thirsty pilgrims . 'from every quarter. The Society was to be receptiv^e of all / improvements in its methods. It was to be enshrined in I surroundings more and more suitable. Its officers and I members must chango, superannuat^Q, and ()ie, — but it was \ itself to know no change, no decay, no deajfh, blooming for- .
What to read after Negro Slavery in Wisconsin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J N John Nelson Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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