The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer
The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer
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But his utmost efforts could not make obedient or efficient sol- diers out of the large force which he was able to raise.
Some of the doings of this force have left a stain upon his memory, which, according to the best authorities obtainable, seems to be undeserved. In truth his ex- perience was not very different from that of the British officers during the Revolution and during the War of 1812 who sought to make military use of Indian allies.
In any event the project failed. This experience a...lso has left more than one trace in his Masonic lectures.
6o THE PHIL OSOFHY OF MASONR Y After the Civil War he practiced law for a time in Memphis. In 1868 he went to Alexandria, Virginia, and in 1870 moved across the river to Washington where he practiced law for twenty-one years. He died in 1891.
Albert Pike was a man of the widest and most varied learning. He was a strong and successful com- mon-law lawyer. He had studied the Roman law to good purpose and left a manuscript of a three-volume book upon the principles of the Roman law which is now in the library of the Supreme Court of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his utmost efforts could not make obedient or efficient sol- diers out of the large force which he was able to raise.
Some of the doings of this force have left a stain upon his memory, which, according to the best authorities obtainable, seems to be undeserved. In truth his ex- perience was not very different from that of the British officers during the Revolution and during the War of 1812 who sought to make military use of Indian allies.
In any event the project failed. This experience a...lso has left more than one trace in his Masonic lectures.
6o THE PHIL OSOFHY OF MASONR Y After the Civil War he practiced law for a time in Memphis. In 1868 he went to Alexandria, Virginia, and in 1870 moved across the river to Washington where he practiced law for twenty-one years. He died in 1891.
Albert Pike was a man of the widest and most varied learning. He was a strong and successful com- mon-law lawyer. He had studied the Roman law to good purpose and left a manuscript of a three-volume book upon the principles of the Roman law which is now in the library of the Supreme Court of the United States.
What to read after The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pope, Alexander, 1688-1744 to read onlineMoreLess
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