The Landing of the French Atlantic Cable At Duxbury Mass July 1869
The Landing of the French Atlantic Cable At Duxbury Mass July 1869
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After some further remarks in this strain, the speaker said that he took pleasure in welcoming those of that nation who were present as his friends. It was well said that Duxbury was between the grave of Webster and Plymouth Rock. This speech, though quite brief, contained many excel- lent points and was warmly applauded.
The toast-master then gave : " The City of Boston: among the first to welcome all measures which assure the highest civilization of the world, she will hail with joy the last ...of all the grand agencies to annihilate time and space, the two great ol> stacles in the progress of nations. " 4 26 His Honor, Mayor Shurtleff, of Boston, was called upon, and on rising to respond apologized for detaining the company a few moments as he had just been informed that the telegraphic con- nection between Duxbury and Boston was completed, and wait- ing for a communication to be sent to the city. He said he had sent the following : DUXBURY, MASS. , 27 JULY, 1869, > 4 O'CLOCK, P. M. $ To the Citizens of Boston : Their Mayor representing them at Duxbury sends the joyful intelligence that pilgrim Duxbury is now united to their ancient city by a new bond of union, which may our Heavenly Father grant to be one for the good of us all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After some further remarks in this strain, the speaker said that he took pleasure in welcoming those of that nation who were present as his friends. It was well said that Duxbury was between the grave of Webster and Plymouth Rock. This speech, though quite brief, contained many excel- lent points and was warmly applauded.
The toast-master then gave : " The City of Boston: among the first to welcome all measures which assure the highest civilization of the world, she will hail with joy the last ...of all the grand agencies to annihilate time and space, the two great ol> stacles in the progress of nations. " 4 26 His Honor, Mayor Shurtleff, of Boston, was called upon, and on rising to respond apologized for detaining the company a few moments as he had just been informed that the telegraphic con- nection between Duxbury and Boston was completed, and wait- ing for a communication to be sent to the city. He said he had sent the following : DUXBURY, MASS. , 27 JULY, 1869, > 4 O'CLOCK, P. M. $ To the Citizens of Boston : Their Mayor representing them at Duxbury sends the joyful intelligence that pilgrim Duxbury is now united to their ancient city by a new bond of union, which may our Heavenly Father grant to be one for the good of us all.
What to read after The Landing of the French Atlantic Cable At Duxbury Mass July 1869?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Sabine to read onlineMoreLess
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