The Man Wonderful in the House Beautiful And the Holy of Holies An Allegory Te
The Man Wonderful in the House Beautiful And the Holy of Holies An Allegory Te
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; the walls of the Coliseum had been bound in places by iron bands, which, later, formed a mine of wealth to the Italians. An ignorant and arrogant command- er had attempted to put an unruly river in chains, but it was not until after the hoarse sounds from the throat of the cannon, the great destroyer of human life, that men awoke to an appreciation of the strength and importance of iron. The search for liberty and the struggle for an opportunity to develop true man- hood, established a new na...tion upon a new continent, and in the new land new thoughts awakened a new series of ideas. The steel age in which we live is the age of earth's greatest advancement and prosperity. The manufacturing of firearms from iron, only opened the way to the making of steam-engines, railroads, and bridges of steel. Nearly everywhere iron and steel are united with wood, as in our tools, vehicles, and ships, but in many places steel is used alone. The " swamp angel, " which threw solid shot seven miles into Charleston, and the twenty-inch cannon at Fortress Monroe, fall into utter insignificance before the skill of a Krupp, who has made a steel gun that throws a 3CG-pound solid shot, or shell, fifteen miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; the walls of the Coliseum had been bound in places by iron bands, which, later, formed a mine of wealth to the Italians. An ignorant and arrogant command- er had attempted to put an unruly river in chains, but it was not until after the hoarse sounds from the throat of the cannon, the great destroyer of human life, that men awoke to an appreciation of the strength and importance of iron. The search for liberty and the struggle for an opportunity to develop true man- hood, established a new na...tion upon a new continent, and in the new land new thoughts awakened a new series of ideas. The steel age in which we live is the age of earth's greatest advancement and prosperity. The manufacturing of firearms from iron, only opened the way to the making of steam-engines, railroads, and bridges of steel. Nearly everywhere iron and steel are united with wood, as in our tools, vehicles, and ships, but in many places steel is used alone. The " swamp angel, " which threw solid shot seven miles into Charleston, and the twenty-inch cannon at Fortress Monroe, fall into utter insignificance before the skill of a Krupp, who has made a steel gun that throws a 3CG-pound solid shot, or shell, fifteen miles.
What to read after The Man Wonderful in the House Beautiful And the Holy of Holies An Allegory Te?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chilion Brown Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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