The Story of America Sketched in Sonnets
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. The Convention was called by a resolution of the Massachusetts Leg- islature passed October, 181A . . . The ul- terior object was to 'enquire whether the inter- ests of these states demand that persevering en- deavors be used by each of them to procure such amendments to be effected in the National consti- tution as may secure to them equal advantage, etc. . . . This only meant ... A proposition to amend the Constitution, if possi- ble, with the assent of all the states ; but, if im- possible..., then the formation and adoption of a new constitution by so many of the states as agreed upon the necessity. In the last analysis, this was disunion as the corollary of reconstruc- 219 THE STORY OF AMERICA tion. " (Scribner's "History of the United States. ") 87. "Attracted by fertility of soil and advan- tages for cattle raising, large numbers of Amer- icans had long been emigrating to Texas. By 18SO they probably comprised a majority of the population. March 2, 1836, Texas declared its independence of Mexico, and on April tenth of that year fought in defence of the same the de- cisive battle of San Jacinto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. The Convention was called by a resolution of the Massachusetts Leg- islature passed October, 181A . . . The ul- terior object was to 'enquire whether the inter- ests of these states demand that persevering en- deavors be used by each of them to procure such amendments to be effected in the National consti- tution as may secure to them equal advantage, etc. . . . This only meant ... A proposition to amend the Constitution, if possi- ble, with the assent of all the states ; but, if im- possible..., then the formation and adoption of a new constitution by so many of the states as agreed upon the necessity. In the last analysis, this was disunion as the corollary of reconstruc- 219 THE STORY OF AMERICA tion. " (Scribner's "History of the United States. ") 87. "Attracted by fertility of soil and advan- tages for cattle raising, large numbers of Amer- icans had long been emigrating to Texas. By 18SO they probably comprised a majority of the population. March 2, 1836, Texas declared its independence of Mexico, and on April tenth of that year fought in defence of the same the de- cisive battle of San Jacinto.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank, Henry, 1854-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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