Proceedings On the Occasion of the Banquet to Celebrate the Seventy First Annive
Proceedings On the Occasion of the Banquet to Celebrate the Seventy First Annive
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We thank Thee for a united country, for a great people, self-respecting and respected by all nations.
Grant that we may continue to honor the names of our noble dead ; that we may preserve our dearly bought liberties, and that we may ever be a law-abiding, peace-loving and God-fearing people. May we be always true patriots, worthy citizens and sincere men.
We thank Thee for the great international pageants of the hour ; for the coming together in the waters of our harbors and in the streets of ...our cities of the representatives of so many nations. May the song of the angels on the night of our Lord's birth be echoed in our halls of legislation, in the marts of trade and in the homes and hearts of all our people — " Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men ! " And to God, Father, Son and Spirit be glory, world without end. Amen.
The banquet being finished, General Porter called the guests to order and made a few introductory remarks regarding the occasion which the Association had met to celebrate, and then introduced the orator of the evening, Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We thank Thee for a united country, for a great people, self-respecting and respected by all nations.
Grant that we may continue to honor the names of our noble dead ; that we may preserve our dearly bought liberties, and that we may ever be a law-abiding, peace-loving and God-fearing people. May we be always true patriots, worthy citizens and sincere men.
We thank Thee for the great international pageants of the hour ; for the coming together in the waters of our harbors and in the streets of ...our cities of the representatives of so many nations. May the song of the angels on the night of our Lord's birth be echoed in our halls of legislation, in the marts of trade and in the homes and hearts of all our people — " Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men ! " And to God, Father, Son and Spirit be glory, world without end. Amen.
The banquet being finished, General Porter called the guests to order and made a few introductory remarks regarding the occasion which the Association had met to celebrate, and then introduced the orator of the evening, Hon.
What to read after Proceedings On the Occasion of the Banquet to Celebrate the Seventy First Annive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Revere Franklin Weidner to read onlineMoreLess
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