What is National Honor the Challenge of the Reconstruction
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Insults by "Representative Men. " "Must we then consider the possibility of war with Eng- land over some fancied insult or question of National Honor? It is certain that representative men of both na- tions have no slightest disposition to insult or prejudice or injure the people of the other nation. " — Rev. Charles Dole, "Spirit of Democracy. " 105. Personal Wrongs.
"At Mitylene it was a feud arising about heiresses that proved to be the beginning of a world of troubles and more especially of... the war with the Athenians in which their city was captured by Paches. The circumstances were as follows: A rich citizen named Timpphanes died, leaving two daughters. Dexandros, who had been a rejected suitor for them on behalf of his sons, became the prime mover in the feud and as he was Athenian counsel at Mity- lene incited the Athenians to declare war. Again in Phocis it was a quarrel of which an heiress was the subject be- tween Mnasias, the father of Mneson, and Euthycrates, the father of Onomanchus, that proved to be the beginning of the Phocian sacred war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Insults by "Representative Men. " "Must we then consider the possibility of war with Eng- land over some fancied insult or question of National Honor? It is certain that representative men of both na- tions have no slightest disposition to insult or prejudice or injure the people of the other nation. " — Rev. Charles Dole, "Spirit of Democracy. " 105. Personal Wrongs.
"At Mitylene it was a feud arising about heiresses that proved to be the beginning of a world of troubles and more especially of... the war with the Athenians in which their city was captured by Paches. The circumstances were as follows: A rich citizen named Timpphanes died, leaving two daughters. Dexandros, who had been a rejected suitor for them on behalf of his sons, became the prime mover in the feud and as he was Athenian counsel at Mity- lene incited the Athenians to declare war. Again in Phocis it was a quarrel of which an heiress was the subject be- tween Mnasias, the father of Mneson, and Euthycrates, the father of Onomanchus, that proved to be the beginning of the Phocian sacred war.
What to read after What is National Honor the Challenge of the Reconstruction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leo Perla to read onlineMoreLess
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