One Hundredth Anniversary of the National Independence July 4 1876
One Hundredth Anniversary of the National Independence July 4 1876
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Glad am I that I do not know his name. If I knew it, I should be obliged to hand it down to the scorn of posterity. The picture of that spot, taken under the care of the present owner, * is before you. That owner generously proposes to give the site, if a suita- ble monument be assured. Let it be done ! Let a monu- ment rise to commemorate Edward Hilton, the first perma- nent settler of New Hampshire. Let it rise to commemorate' the spot where, without denial, stood the first church erect- ed i...n New Hampshire ; on the spot where the earth -work and timbers of 1667 f protected it, whose remnants yet exist as clear in outline as in that year more than two centuries ago ; where armed men walked their posts while their wives and children sang praises to God, or bent in prayer in times of suffering. Let there be a shaft whose top shall be greet- ed by the eastern sun while all is shade below ; which shall' glow with the lingering rays of sunset while the river woods are darkened. More than a hundred years before Bunker Hill, did the ancestors of men of Bunker Hill stand sentinels in that work on Dover Neck !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glad am I that I do not know his name. If I knew it, I should be obliged to hand it down to the scorn of posterity. The picture of that spot, taken under the care of the present owner, * is before you. That owner generously proposes to give the site, if a suita- ble monument be assured. Let it be done ! Let a monu- ment rise to commemorate Edward Hilton, the first perma- nent settler of New Hampshire. Let it rise to commemorate' the spot where, without denial, stood the first church erect- ed i...n New Hampshire ; on the spot where the earth -work and timbers of 1667 f protected it, whose remnants yet exist as clear in outline as in that year more than two centuries ago ; where armed men walked their posts while their wives and children sang praises to God, or bent in prayer in times of suffering. Let there be a shaft whose top shall be greet- ed by the eastern sun while all is shade below ; which shall' glow with the lingering rays of sunset while the river woods are darkened. More than a hundred years before Bunker Hill, did the ancestors of men of Bunker Hill stand sentinels in that work on Dover Neck !
What to read after One Hundredth Anniversary of the National Independence July 4 1876?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alonzo Hall Quint to read onlineMoreLess
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