Sieur De Monts National Monument Addresses Upon Its Opening August 22 1916 V
Sieur De Monts National Monument Addresses Upon Its Opening August 22 1916 V
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It is fitting it should hold them in trust for the public, because of the les- sons they teach of ancient geologic history and Nature's ways; because of the exceptional variety and interest of the life they shelter, plant and animal; and because of their his- SIEUR DE MONTS NATIONAL MONUMENT 11 toric association with the early exploration of our coast and its attempted occupation by the French.
We do well, therefore, to celebrate this occasion; we do well to express our appreciation of the work... done by Dr. Eliot and Mr. Dorr, and of the important co-operation of the Secretary of the Interior and his associates; but let us re- member that all these efforts might have come to naught had it not been that he who had to render the final decision and do the final act was a man big enough to pause amidst the multitudinous duties and besetting cares of his great office to give this matter consideration, and clear-visioned enough to perceive its real worth and value.
PRESIDENT ELIOT In evidence of the interest which the President of the United States has taken in the cause and object of the meet- ing today, I read this telegram from President Wilson: The White House, Washington, D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is fitting it should hold them in trust for the public, because of the les- sons they teach of ancient geologic history and Nature's ways; because of the exceptional variety and interest of the life they shelter, plant and animal; and because of their his- SIEUR DE MONTS NATIONAL MONUMENT 11 toric association with the early exploration of our coast and its attempted occupation by the French.
We do well, therefore, to celebrate this occasion; we do well to express our appreciation of the work... done by Dr. Eliot and Mr. Dorr, and of the important co-operation of the Secretary of the Interior and his associates; but let us re- member that all these efforts might have come to naught had it not been that he who had to render the final decision and do the final act was a man big enough to pause amidst the multitudinous duties and besetting cares of his great office to give this matter consideration, and clear-visioned enough to perceive its real worth and value.
PRESIDENT ELIOT In evidence of the interest which the President of the United States has taken in the cause and object of the meet- ing today, I read this telegram from President Wilson: The White House, Washington, D.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George B George Bucknam Dorr to read onlineMoreLess
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