The Lure of Washington
The Lure of Washington
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A boulevard is already planned to connect the sites of these old torts and pre- serve in beauty historic associations with Washington in the sixties. It will run across the new Memorial Bridge from Arlington to the Lincoln Memorial, around Potomac Park, up Rock Creek Valley between Old Georgetown and New Washing- ton into the glens of Rock Creek Park and on to the heights of Fort de Russv, where it will turn eastward along Military Road to Fort Stevens, across into the park of Soldiers' Home, t...hat five hundred-acre sylvan retreat for veterans, swans and Hol- steins, southeast to the superb heights above the Anacostia River, where the water- front park is already reclaimed, and then follow the shore back to the point where the smaller river joins the Potomac. There the War College stands, an impressive edifice. The site was that of the Civil War arsenal, where the conspirators against President Lincoln's life were justly executed in 1865. Just above on the Anacostia River is the former Navy Yard, established as far back as 1804, with its gateway designed by Latrobe and thus contemporary with the Capitol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A boulevard is already planned to connect the sites of these old torts and pre- serve in beauty historic associations with Washington in the sixties. It will run across the new Memorial Bridge from Arlington to the Lincoln Memorial, around Potomac Park, up Rock Creek Valley between Old Georgetown and New Washing- ton into the glens of Rock Creek Park and on to the heights of Fort de Russv, where it will turn eastward along Military Road to Fort Stevens, across into the park of Soldiers' Home, t...hat five hundred-acre sylvan retreat for veterans, swans and Hol- steins, southeast to the superb heights above the Anacostia River, where the water- front park is already reclaimed, and then follow the shore back to the point where the smaller river joins the Potomac. There the War College stands, an impressive edifice. The site was that of the Civil War arsenal, where the conspirators against President Lincoln's life were justly executed in 1865. Just above on the Anacostia River is the former Navy Yard, established as far back as 1804, with its gateway designed by Latrobe and thus contemporary with the Capitol.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Priest to read onlineMoreLess
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