Oration Delivered Before the Democracy of the City And County of Philadelphia I
Oration Delivered Before the Democracy of the City And County of Philadelphia I
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The press is mighty and free. Peace and contentment smile alike around the poor man s hearth and the rich man s hall. Education scat ters its priceless gift to every home in the land. Religion gathers around its altars the faithful of every creed. Statesmen have arisen ^fit to govern all the world and rule it when tis wild est. " Orators have appeared who have rivalled the great masters of antiquity. The doors of the American Parthenon are ever open to invite the humble, but aspiring youth, to ...enter and fill the loftiest niche. The highest dignity is within the grasp of all ; for the lowly boy, born and reared in our own sweet valley of Cum berland, shall, when the spring comes round again, be clothed by the people with the first of mortal honors that of guiding for a time the American Republic upon her highway of glory.
The European emigrants leave their native fields for the American forests, and soon become life-long devoted to the country that adopts them as her own. Commerce, with its golden chains, links our shores with the farthest corners of the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The press is mighty and free. Peace and contentment smile alike around the poor man s hearth and the rich man s hall. Education scat ters its priceless gift to every home in the land. Religion gathers around its altars the faithful of every creed. Statesmen have arisen ^fit to govern all the world and rule it when tis wild est. " Orators have appeared who have rivalled the great masters of antiquity. The doors of the American Parthenon are ever open to invite the humble, but aspiring youth, to ...enter and fill the loftiest niche. The highest dignity is within the grasp of all ; for the lowly boy, born and reared in our own sweet valley of Cum berland, shall, when the spring comes round again, be clothed by the people with the first of mortal honors that of guiding for a time the American Republic upon her highway of glory.
The European emigrants leave their native fields for the American forests, and soon become life-long devoted to the country that adopts them as her own. Commerce, with its golden chains, links our shores with the farthest corners of the earth.
What to read after Oration Delivered Before the Democracy of the City And County of Philadelphia I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Dougherty to read onlineMoreLess
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