The Dedication of the Washington National Monument
The Dedication of the Washington National Monument
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Rst degree of greatness; whom Liberty herself has anointed ?s the first citizen in the great republic of Humanity. Encompassed by the inviolate seas stands to-day the Amer- 1 1 2 Dedication of the Washington National Monument.
ican Republic which he founded — a freer Greater Britain — uplifted above the powers and principalities of the earth, even as his monument is uplifted over roof and dome and spire of the multitudinous city.
Long live the Republic of Washington! Respected by mankind, belov...ed of all its sons, long may it be the asylum of the poor and oppressed of all lands and religions — long may it be the citadel of that Liberty which writes beneath the Eagle's folded wings, "We will sell to no man, we will deny to no man. Right and Justice. " Long live the United States of America! Filled with the free, magnanimous spirit, crowned by the wisdom, blessed by the moderation, hovered over by the guardian angel of Washington's example; may they be ever worthy in all things to be defended by the blood of the brave who know the rights of man and shrink not from their assertion — may they be each a column, and altogether, under the Constitu- tion, a perpetual Temple of Peace, unshadowed by a Caesar's palace; at whose altar may freely commune all who seek the union of Liberty and Brotherhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rst degree of greatness; whom Liberty herself has anointed ?s the first citizen in the great republic of Humanity. Encompassed by the inviolate seas stands to-day the Amer- 1 1 2 Dedication of the Washington National Monument.
ican Republic which he founded — a freer Greater Britain — uplifted above the powers and principalities of the earth, even as his monument is uplifted over roof and dome and spire of the multitudinous city.
Long live the Republic of Washington! Respected by mankind, belov...ed of all its sons, long may it be the asylum of the poor and oppressed of all lands and religions — long may it be the citadel of that Liberty which writes beneath the Eagle's folded wings, "We will sell to no man, we will deny to no man. Right and Justice. " Long live the United States of America! Filled with the free, magnanimous spirit, crowned by the wisdom, blessed by the moderation, hovered over by the guardian angel of Washington's example; may they be ever worthy in all things to be defended by the blood of the brave who know the rights of man and shrink not from their assertion — may they be each a column, and altogether, under the Constitu- tion, a perpetual Temple of Peace, unshadowed by a Caesar's palace; at whose altar may freely commune all who seek the union of Liberty and Brotherhood.
What to read after The Dedication of the Washington National Monument?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Commission for Dedication of Washin to read onlineMoreLess
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