The Harris-Ingram Experiment
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To study better the important revolu- tion for liberty which occurred on the ever memorable 14th of July, 1789, the Harrises drove along the boulevard till they ap- proached the Bastille, formerly the site of a castle, or stronghold, used for a long 306 The Harris-Ingram Experiment time as a state prison for the conflnement of persons who fell victims to the caprice of the government.
The graceful bronze July Column is 154 feet in height, and it commemorates the destruction of the Bastille, sym...bol of despotism. A strong desire for independ- ence raised the cry "Down with the BastUle," and the advancing tide of rev- olution overcame the moats, the walls, the guns, and the garrison, and freedom was victorious. On the column the names of the fallen "July Heroes" are emblazoned in gilded letters. In large vaults beneath are buried the heroes of 1789, with the victims of the later revolution of 1848.
The capital of the column is crowned with an artistic Genius of Liberty standing on a globe, and holding in one hand the broken chains of slavery, and in the other the torch of enlightenment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To study better the important revolu- tion for liberty which occurred on the ever memorable 14th of July, 1789, the Harrises drove along the boulevard till they ap- proached the Bastille, formerly the site of a castle, or stronghold, used for a long 306 The Harris-Ingram Experiment time as a state prison for the conflnement of persons who fell victims to the caprice of the government.
The graceful bronze July Column is 154 feet in height, and it commemorates the destruction of the Bastille, sym...bol of despotism. A strong desire for independ- ence raised the cry "Down with the BastUle," and the advancing tide of rev- olution overcame the moats, the walls, the guns, and the garrison, and freedom was victorious. On the column the names of the fallen "July Heroes" are emblazoned in gilded letters. In large vaults beneath are buried the heroes of 1789, with the victims of the later revolution of 1848.
The capital of the column is crowned with an artistic Genius of Liberty standing on a globe, and holding in one hand the broken chains of slavery, and in the other the torch of enlightenment.
What to read after The Harris-Ingram Experiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bolton Charles Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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