The National Medals of the United States a Paper
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''^ General Wash- ington seems to have been also imbued with that idea, for while at Valley Forge, on finding some valuable medical manuscripts — the property of a British medical officer — among some other cap- tured j)roperty, he directed them to be returned to their owner, saying that the Americans did not war against the sciences.
21 There are six other well-known medals of the Revolutionary times, which are of very great his- torical importance, but arc not national in the sense of being o...rdered by Congress. These are 13. The Libertas Americana, in honor of the surrender at Yorktown. This was ordered by Dr. Franklin to be executed by Dupre. It represents young America as the infant Hercules strangling two serpents.
14 and 15. Two medals to Dr. Benjamin Frank- lin, engraved and dedicated to him by his friend, Augustin Dupre, both of which bear Turgot's cele- brated Latin verse, composed in his honor : " Eri- puit coelo falmen sceptrumque tyrannis " (He wrenched the thunderbolt from heaven and the sceptre from tyrants).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''^ General Wash- ington seems to have been also imbued with that idea, for while at Valley Forge, on finding some valuable medical manuscripts — the property of a British medical officer — among some other cap- tured j)roperty, he directed them to be returned to their owner, saying that the Americans did not war against the sciences.
21 There are six other well-known medals of the Revolutionary times, which are of very great his- torical importance, but arc not national in the sense of being o...rdered by Congress. These are 13. The Libertas Americana, in honor of the surrender at Yorktown. This was ordered by Dr. Franklin to be executed by Dupre. It represents young America as the infant Hercules strangling two serpents.
14 and 15. Two medals to Dr. Benjamin Frank- lin, engraved and dedicated to him by his friend, Augustin Dupre, both of which bear Turgot's cele- brated Latin verse, composed in his honor : " Eri- puit coelo falmen sceptrumque tyrannis " (He wrenched the thunderbolt from heaven and the sceptre from tyrants).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Meredith Mcsherry to read onlineMoreLess
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