Proceedings At the Celebration of the Two Hundred And Fiftieth Anniversary of Th
Proceedings At the Celebration of the Two Hundred And Fiftieth Anniversary of Th
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They have brought here stout hearts and willing hands ; and, more than this, they have brought with them a valuable element in our citizenship, and a tower of strength to the institutions which they have made their own.
The sentiment you have proposed, Mr. President, recog- nizes the naturalized citizen as loyal to every duty of peace or war. History justifies this recognition. In every crisis which the country has been called to face, the citizen of foreign birth has been found faithful and de...voted. On every battlefield of the Revolution, from Bunker Hill to Yorktown ; in the war that carried our flag to the capital of Mexico and gave us the Californias ; and still more con- spicuously in the war for the preservation of the Union, — the adopted American proved himself a brave soldier and a true citizen.
Readers of Revolutionary history know how large and honorable a share Irishmen had in the sacrifices and vic- tories of that birth-struggle of the Republic. It has been said of the gallant Richard Montgomery, who joined the army of Washington in the gloomy winter of 1775, that " a detailed history of his military career would form an epitome of our early Revolutionary struggle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have brought here stout hearts and willing hands ; and, more than this, they have brought with them a valuable element in our citizenship, and a tower of strength to the institutions which they have made their own.
The sentiment you have proposed, Mr. President, recog- nizes the naturalized citizen as loyal to every duty of peace or war. History justifies this recognition. In every crisis which the country has been called to face, the citizen of foreign birth has been found faithful and de...voted. On every battlefield of the Revolution, from Bunker Hill to Yorktown ; in the war that carried our flag to the capital of Mexico and gave us the Californias ; and still more con- spicuously in the war for the preservation of the Union, — the adopted American proved himself a brave soldier and a true citizen.
Readers of Revolutionary history know how large and honorable a share Irishmen had in the sacrifices and vic- tories of that birth-struggle of the Republic. It has been said of the gallant Richard Montgomery, who joined the army of Washington in the gloomy winter of 1775, that " a detailed history of his military career would form an epitome of our early Revolutionary struggle.
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