Remarks On Public Libraries From the North American Review for July 1850
Remarks On Public Libraries From the North American Review for July 1850
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A single specimen will give a fair idea of the usual style of his addresses. Mons. Vattemare, in his letter to his Excellency, Governor Briggs, says, f i( It is a lamentable fact that the United States does not now * Address delivered before the Legislature of New Hampshire, June 28th, 1849, page 33. T Massachusetts Senate Document, No. 26, February, 1845, page 4.
22 occupy that rank in European estimation to which her social and national position entitle her. " After intimating that the adopti...on of his system of exchanges is all that is necessary to raise us in European estimation, he breaks out in the following strain of overpowering eloquence : " The veil of ignorance which shuts out your country from view will fall ; and she will stand in the eyes of Europe in her true dignity and glory, illuminated by the blaze of intellectual light ever radiated from the constellation of stars that deck her standard ! She will be known. She needs but to be known to be appreciated, admired, and respected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A single specimen will give a fair idea of the usual style of his addresses. Mons. Vattemare, in his letter to his Excellency, Governor Briggs, says, f i( It is a lamentable fact that the United States does not now * Address delivered before the Legislature of New Hampshire, June 28th, 1849, page 33. T Massachusetts Senate Document, No. 26, February, 1845, page 4.
22 occupy that rank in European estimation to which her social and national position entitle her. " After intimating that the adopti...on of his system of exchanges is all that is necessary to raise us in European estimation, he breaks out in the following strain of overpowering eloquence : " The veil of ignorance which shuts out your country from view will fall ; and she will stand in the eyes of Europe in her true dignity and glory, illuminated by the blaze of intellectual light ever radiated from the constellation of stars that deck her standard ! She will be known. She needs but to be known to be appreciated, admired, and respected.
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