Speeches
Speeches
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Central and South America possess a population assembled from the nations of Europe, who speak a language unfamiliar to the general American public. These countries have business and bank- ing relations with the people whose language they speak. They have, however, one thing in common with us. They believe in Republican institutions. They are building nations upon the dogmas of civil liberty, to which this country is committed. This fact will, in time, overcome the impediments to a closer comme...rcial union. From a soil of common constitutional sympathy will spring alliances offensive and defensive be- tween them. It is not difficult to secure great prosperity and rapid development to a community like Illinois, located in the center of Ameri- can influences, all co-operating in its progress. The State of Washington is surrounded by conditions and rivalries peculiar to herself. She doubt- less possesses the genius to overcome the difficulties mentioned and meet the rivalries suggested and to adjust herself to the circumstances affect- ing her growth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Central and South America possess a population assembled from the nations of Europe, who speak a language unfamiliar to the general American public. These countries have business and bank- ing relations with the people whose language they speak. They have, however, one thing in common with us. They believe in Republican institutions. They are building nations upon the dogmas of civil liberty, to which this country is committed. This fact will, in time, overcome the impediments to a closer comme...rcial union. From a soil of common constitutional sympathy will spring alliances offensive and defensive be- tween them. It is not difficult to secure great prosperity and rapid development to a community like Illinois, located in the center of Ameri- can influences, all co-operating in its progress. The State of Washington is surrounded by conditions and rivalries peculiar to herself. She doubt- less possesses the genius to overcome the difficulties mentioned and meet the rivalries suggested and to adjust herself to the circumstances affect- ing her growth.
What to read after Speeches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferson Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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