The Teaching of Citizenship
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John John Marshall was a soldier and served as a Tyra. RRl m. Ll regimental officer through the Revolutionary War, fighting at both Brandywine and Mon- mouth. But his enduring fame comes not from the bearing of arms. The country feels that he was not less a patriot when he sent forth his great formulations interpreting the Federal Constitution, giving out clear opinions that [98] consolidated the Union and played a real part The Lesson in a struggle that occurred a generation after of ^ost his ...death.
Much the same may be said about the history Financiers — of finance in our nation. The subject is a subtle one, as many who have studied the ques- tion of coinage will testify. Some mighty serv- ices have been rendered else panics had been constant rather than occasional in our national history. Some of the best service has been rendered by men whose names are not recalled as often as would be meet. From 1801 to 1813 Albert Gallatin gave the infant country the Gallatin willing sacrifice of his time and energy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John John Marshall was a soldier and served as a Tyra. RRl m. Ll regimental officer through the Revolutionary War, fighting at both Brandywine and Mon- mouth. But his enduring fame comes not from the bearing of arms. The country feels that he was not less a patriot when he sent forth his great formulations interpreting the Federal Constitution, giving out clear opinions that [98] consolidated the Union and played a real part The Lesson in a struggle that occurred a generation after of ^ost his ...death.
Much the same may be said about the history Financiers — of finance in our nation. The subject is a subtle one, as many who have studied the ques- tion of coinage will testify. Some mighty serv- ices have been rendered else panics had been constant rather than occasional in our national history. Some of the best service has been rendered by men whose names are not recalled as often as would be meet. From 1801 to 1813 Albert Gallatin gave the infant country the Gallatin willing sacrifice of his time and energy.
What to read after The Teaching of Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Holt Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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