The Bunker Hill Monument Orations. the Bunker Hill Monument. (1825.) Completion of the Bunker Hill Monument. (1843.)
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We have assembled to celebrate the accomplishment of the undertaking, and to indulge afresh in the recollec- tion of the great event which it is designed to commemo- rate. Eighteen years, more than half the duration of a generation of mankind, have elapsed since the corner-stone of this monument was laid. The hopes of its projectors rested on voluntary contributions, private munificence, and the general favor of the public. These hopes have not been disappointed.
3. The Bunker Hill Monument' is... finished. Here it stands. Fortunate in the high natural eminence on which 1. The Bunker Hill Monument.— The following description of the Bunker Hill Monument and Square is from Mr. F rothingham' s Ilistory of the Siege of Boston: " INIonument Square is four hundred and seven- teen feet froin north to south, and four hundred feet from east lowest, and contains nearly six acres. It embraces the whole site of the re- doubt, and a part of the site of the breastwork. According to the most accurateplan ofthe town and the battle (Page's), the monument stands where the southwest angle of the redoubt was, and the whole ofthe redoubt was between the monument and the street that bounds it on the west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have assembled to celebrate the accomplishment of the undertaking, and to indulge afresh in the recollec- tion of the great event which it is designed to commemo- rate. Eighteen years, more than half the duration of a generation of mankind, have elapsed since the corner-stone of this monument was laid. The hopes of its projectors rested on voluntary contributions, private munificence, and the general favor of the public. These hopes have not been disappointed.
3. The Bunker Hill Monument' is... finished. Here it stands. Fortunate in the high natural eminence on which 1. The Bunker Hill Monument.— The following description of the Bunker Hill Monument and Square is from Mr. F rothingham' s Ilistory of the Siege of Boston: " INIonument Square is four hundred and seven- teen feet froin north to south, and four hundred feet from east lowest, and contains nearly six acres. It embraces the whole site of the re- doubt, and a part of the site of the breastwork. According to the most accurateplan ofthe town and the battle (Page's), the monument stands where the southwest angle of the redoubt was, and the whole ofthe redoubt was between the monument and the street that bounds it on the west.
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