The Civil Services of William Henry Harrison With Extracts From His Addresses
The Civil Services of William Henry Harrison With Extracts From His Addresses
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He before its fury, and submitted itself to the was idolized by the soldiers for his bravery, Russian yoke of the invader. But the nation 24 ffurrison's tribute to Koscitisko.
1, 1 Hope for a season bade the world farewell, And freedom shriek'd when Kosciusko fell. ' " He fell covered with wounds, but still sur- disdained to follow its example; in their extremity every eye was turned on the hero who had already fought their battles — the 6age who had enlightened then, and the patriot who had se...t the example of personal vived. A Cossack would have pierced his sacrifices to accomplish the emancipation of breast, when an officer interposed. 'Suffer the people. Him to execute his purpose, ' said the bleeding " Koeciuskowai unanimously appointed ge- hero. 'I am the devoted soldier of my country', in ralissimo of Poland, with unlimited powers, and will not survive its liberties. ' The name until the enemy should be driven from the of Kosciusko struck to the heart of tin' Tartar, country. On his virtue the nation reposed like that of Marius upon the Cimbrian war- wilh the utmost confidence; and it is some rior.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He before its fury, and submitted itself to the was idolized by the soldiers for his bravery, Russian yoke of the invader. But the nation 24 ffurrison's tribute to Koscitisko.
1, 1 Hope for a season bade the world farewell, And freedom shriek'd when Kosciusko fell. ' " He fell covered with wounds, but still sur- disdained to follow its example; in their extremity every eye was turned on the hero who had already fought their battles — the 6age who had enlightened then, and the patriot who had se...t the example of personal vived. A Cossack would have pierced his sacrifices to accomplish the emancipation of breast, when an officer interposed. 'Suffer the people. Him to execute his purpose, ' said the bleeding " Koeciuskowai unanimously appointed ge- hero. 'I am the devoted soldier of my country', in ralissimo of Poland, with unlimited powers, and will not survive its liberties. ' The name until the enemy should be driven from the of Kosciusko struck to the heart of tin' Tartar, country. On his virtue the nation reposed like that of Marius upon the Cimbrian war- wilh the utmost confidence; and it is some rior.
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