Speeches volume 1
Speeches volume 1
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In battling for his home and all that is dear to him on earth, he is never conquered save with his life. In such a struggle everj" pass becomes a Thermopj'la?. Every plain a Marathon. With an independent yeomanry scattered over our vast domain, the ' young eagle' may bid defiance to the world in arms. Even though a foe should devastate our seaboard, lay in ashes its cities, they will have made not one single advance toward conquering the country, for from the interior would come its hardy yeoma...nry, with their hearts of oak and nerves of steel, to expel the invader. Their hearts are the citadel of a nation's power, their arms the bulwarks of liberty.
" Every consideration of xwlicy, then, both as to revenue for the General Government and increased taxation for the new States, as well as a means for removing the causes of pauperism and crime in the old. Demands that the public lands should be granted in limited quantities to the actual settler. Every consideration of justice and humanity calls upon us to restore man to his natural rights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In battling for his home and all that is dear to him on earth, he is never conquered save with his life. In such a struggle everj" pass becomes a Thermopj'la?. Every plain a Marathon. With an independent yeomanry scattered over our vast domain, the ' young eagle' may bid defiance to the world in arms. Even though a foe should devastate our seaboard, lay in ashes its cities, they will have made not one single advance toward conquering the country, for from the interior would come its hardy yeoma...nry, with their hearts of oak and nerves of steel, to expel the invader. Their hearts are the citadel of a nation's power, their arms the bulwarks of liberty.
" Every consideration of xwlicy, then, both as to revenue for the General Government and increased taxation for the new States, as well as a means for removing the causes of pauperism and crime in the old. Demands that the public lands should be granted in limited quantities to the actual settler. Every consideration of justice and humanity calls upon us to restore man to his natural rights.
What to read after Speeches volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a From Old Catalog Grow to read onlineMoreLess
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