The Life And Speeches of Henry Clay 1
The Life And Speeches of Henry Clay 1
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Let the ene- mies of your name contemplate with despair the energies of your virtues, and let the nations acknowledge that you aheady appertain to their iflustrious rank. Let us felicitate ourselves on the blessings we nave already obtained, and let us show to the worid that we have learned to profit by xhf experience of our past misfortunes.'*" Thc^e is a spirit of bold confidence running through this fine state paper, which nothing but conscious strength could conununi* cate. Their armies, th...eir magazines, their finances, are on the most solid and respectable footing. And, amidst all the cares of war, and those incident to the consolidation of their new institutions, leisure is found to promote the interests of science, and the education of the rising generation. It is true, the first part of the message portray» scenes of difficulty and commotion, the usual attendants ujion revolu- tion. The very avowal of their troubles manifests, however, that they arc subdued. And what state, passing through the agitation of a great revolution, is free from them ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let the ene- mies of your name contemplate with despair the energies of your virtues, and let the nations acknowledge that you aheady appertain to their iflustrious rank. Let us felicitate ourselves on the blessings we nave already obtained, and let us show to the worid that we have learned to profit by xhf experience of our past misfortunes.'*" Thc^e is a spirit of bold confidence running through this fine state paper, which nothing but conscious strength could conununi* cate. Their armies, th...eir magazines, their finances, are on the most solid and respectable footing. And, amidst all the cares of war, and those incident to the consolidation of their new institutions, leisure is found to promote the interests of science, and the education of the rising generation. It is true, the first part of the message portray» scenes of difficulty and commotion, the usual attendants ujion revolu- tion. The very avowal of their troubles manifests, however, that they arc subdued. And what state, passing through the agitation of a great revolution, is free from them ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clay, Henry, 1777-1852 to read onlineMoreLess
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