Speeches And Occasional Addresses volume 02
Speeches And Occasional Addresses volume 02
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" A country thus strongly marked in its physical lineaments is a fit theatre for the great experi ment we are making of the competency of mankind to self- government, and for the social developments which are in progress here on so vast a scale.
This city, as the metropolis of such a country, should cor respond with it in the magnitude of its improvements. Though yet in its infancy, it has proved itself, in all it has done, not unworthy of the distinction. Pere La Chaise sinks into insignifican...ce when contrasted with the sylvan grandeur of Greenwood. The aqueduct which conveys the Croton river across the Harlem compares well in the solidity and beauty of its architecture with the kindred work spanning the Valley of Alcantara, or with those magnificent structures which, after the lapse of two thousand years, though now 358 ADDRESSES AND REPORTS.
falling into ruins, still stretch across the Campagna, and by the agency of which imperial Rome was perpetually re freshed by the pure waters of her distant hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A country thus strongly marked in its physical lineaments is a fit theatre for the great experi ment we are making of the competency of mankind to self- government, and for the social developments which are in progress here on so vast a scale.
This city, as the metropolis of such a country, should cor respond with it in the magnitude of its improvements. Though yet in its infancy, it has proved itself, in all it has done, not unworthy of the distinction. Pere La Chaise sinks into insignifican...ce when contrasted with the sylvan grandeur of Greenwood. The aqueduct which conveys the Croton river across the Harlem compares well in the solidity and beauty of its architecture with the kindred work spanning the Valley of Alcantara, or with those magnificent structures which, after the lapse of two thousand years, though now 358 ADDRESSES AND REPORTS.
falling into ruins, still stretch across the Campagna, and by the agency of which imperial Rome was perpetually re freshed by the pure waters of her distant hills.
What to read after Speeches And Occasional Addresses volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John a John Adams Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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