Speeches By Henry Cabot Lodge
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HARVARD COLLEGE IN POLITICS.
PROM A SPEECH AT THE MEETING OF THE HARVARD REPUBLICAN CLUB, IN TKEMONT TEMPLE, NOVEMBER 22, 1888.
HAUVAED COLLEGE IN POLITICS.
We meet here to-night with a definite purpose, and we meet in the name of Harvard. That name is dear, not only to Harvard's children, but to every son of Massa- chusetts. The ground on which her temples stand is holy ground. It is sacred to learning, to, patriotism, and to truth. Fair Harvard ! The name is girt with traditions which tell of... the dark days of the savage and the wilder- ness, when the lamp of learning was first lighted on these barren shores. They speak to us of the patriotism of 1776 and of 1861. They teU the long story of noble lives unselfishly given to the cause of American scholar- ship.
We do not gather here to assert that we are the sole and only representatives of the college. All that we lay claim to is the right, common to all her sons, to serve, honor, and defend her with loyalty and truth. We do not come to give out to the world that Harvard College sup- ports the party to which we belong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HARVARD COLLEGE IN POLITICS.
PROM A SPEECH AT THE MEETING OF THE HARVARD REPUBLICAN CLUB, IN TKEMONT TEMPLE, NOVEMBER 22, 1888.
HAUVAED COLLEGE IN POLITICS.
We meet here to-night with a definite purpose, and we meet in the name of Harvard. That name is dear, not only to Harvard's children, but to every son of Massa- chusetts. The ground on which her temples stand is holy ground. It is sacred to learning, to, patriotism, and to truth. Fair Harvard ! The name is girt with traditions which tell of... the dark days of the savage and the wilder- ness, when the lamp of learning was first lighted on these barren shores. They speak to us of the patriotism of 1776 and of 1861. They teU the long story of noble lives unselfishly given to the cause of American scholar- ship.
We do not gather here to assert that we are the sole and only representatives of the college. All that we lay claim to is the right, common to all her sons, to serve, honor, and defend her with loyalty and truth. We do not come to give out to the world that Harvard College sup- ports the party to which we belong.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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