Proceedings of the Ohio State Forestry Association, At Its Meeting in Columbus, March 28th, 1884
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These trees all have a place in our National history, and are inseparable from it because they were so consecrated. My eyes have seen all but one of them, and patri- otic emotions were excited at the sight. How much more significant and suggest- ive is the dedication of a young tree as a monument." (Extract from letter) Other Famous Treks.
A few fiimous trees of this country, not previously named, are given here. The "Burgoyne elm", at Albany, N. Y. : This tree was planted on the day the Britis...h general, Burgoyne, was brought a prisoner into Albany, the day after the surrender.
The weeping-willow in Cop's burying-ground, near Bunker Hill : This willow, grown from a branch taken from the tree that shaded the grave of Napoleon at St. Helena, now waves over that of Cotton Mather, so noted in Salem witchcraft. Cop's bury- ing-ground is so near where the battle was fought that a number of grave-stones can be seen to-day which were marked and broken by bullets fired by British soldiers in that battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These trees all have a place in our National history, and are inseparable from it because they were so consecrated. My eyes have seen all but one of them, and patri- otic emotions were excited at the sight. How much more significant and suggest- ive is the dedication of a young tree as a monument." (Extract from letter) Other Famous Treks.
A few fiimous trees of this country, not previously named, are given here. The "Burgoyne elm", at Albany, N. Y. : This tree was planted on the day the Britis...h general, Burgoyne, was brought a prisoner into Albany, the day after the surrender.
The weeping-willow in Cop's burying-ground, near Bunker Hill : This willow, grown from a branch taken from the tree that shaded the grave of Napoleon at St. Helena, now waves over that of Cotton Mather, so noted in Salem witchcraft. Cop's bury- ing-ground is so near where the battle was fought that a number of grave-stones can be seen to-day which were marked and broken by bullets fired by British soldiers in that battle.
What to read after Proceedings of the Ohio State Forestry Association, At Its Meeting in Columbus, March 28th, 1884?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohio State Forestry Association. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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