The Life And Letters of M.P. O'connor
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Country, in this crisis, wants no party President, but simply a man and a patriot, -who will be the living embodiment of honor and honesty Orations of M. P. O'Connor. 343 — the two great demands of the present age — a man who will be President, not of a party, but of the whole people ; to whom all alike can have access, titled and untitled, rich and poor, white or black ; who will treasure first and closest in his affections, his country's faith and his country's honor ; and hold up its high di...gnities and offices to the emulation of the wise and the great ; and disdain the thought of bar- tering these away as gifts, or rewards for services rendered ; who will bear aloft the nation's escutcheon undimmed by fear, and untarnished by defeat ; who will make America the home and seat of humanity and fraternity among na- tions, and who will make the name of American as strong a shield and protection to the humblest citizen on the banks of the Rio-del-Norte, as the title of Roman citizen was to St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Country, in this crisis, wants no party President, but simply a man and a patriot, -who will be the living embodiment of honor and honesty Orations of M. P. O'Connor. 343 — the two great demands of the present age — a man who will be President, not of a party, but of the whole people ; to whom all alike can have access, titled and untitled, rich and poor, white or black ; who will treasure first and closest in his affections, his country's faith and his country's honor ; and hold up its high di...gnities and offices to the emulation of the wise and the great ; and disdain the thought of bar- tering these away as gifts, or rewards for services rendered ; who will bear aloft the nation's escutcheon undimmed by fear, and untarnished by defeat ; who will make America the home and seat of humanity and fraternity among na- tions, and who will make the name of American as strong a shield and protection to the humblest citizen on the banks of the Rio-del-Norte, as the title of Roman citizen was to St.
What to read after The Life And Letters of M.P. O'connor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'connor, Michael P. (Michael Patrick), 1831-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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