The book of New York
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, ' ' the tiny *'o" being scarcely noticeable above the line, and 124 TAMMANY with a pronounced flourish in the crossing of the **t. '* Those first signers of the constitution of the So- ciety of Cincinnati make an interesting list. There is an unobtrusive "Nath. Green, Maj. Gen. "; then comes, with the flourish as of a schoolboy, a shakily written ''Rufus Putnam, B. Genl. "; there are lesser known generals, such as Greaton and Layton and Huntington; there is ''B. Lincoln, M. G. "; there are co...lonels and surgeons and quartermasters mingling with the generals; there is the odd signature of the mighty Major-General Knox, ''H. Knox, '* with the **H" and "K" making together a simple monogram; there is Baron Steuben, signing in his foreign way, without given name, and following with a fancifully scrolled "M. G. " The society was given its name of the Cincinnati because, "The officers of the American Army, hav- ing generally been taken from the Citizens of Amer- ica, possess high veneration for the character of that illustrious Roman, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus, and are resolved to follow his example by returning to their citizenship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ' ' the tiny *'o" being scarcely noticeable above the line, and 124 TAMMANY with a pronounced flourish in the crossing of the **t. '* Those first signers of the constitution of the So- ciety of Cincinnati make an interesting list. There is an unobtrusive "Nath. Green, Maj. Gen. "; then comes, with the flourish as of a schoolboy, a shakily written ''Rufus Putnam, B. Genl. "; there are lesser known generals, such as Greaton and Layton and Huntington; there is ''B. Lincoln, M. G. "; there are co...lonels and surgeons and quartermasters mingling with the generals; there is the odd signature of the mighty Major-General Knox, ''H. Knox, '* with the **H" and "K" making together a simple monogram; there is Baron Steuben, signing in his foreign way, without given name, and following with a fancifully scrolled "M. G. " The society was given its name of the Cincinnati because, "The officers of the American Army, hav- ing generally been taken from the Citizens of Amer- ica, possess high veneration for the character of that illustrious Roman, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus, and are resolved to follow his example by returning to their citizenship.
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