Who Goes There Or Men And Events
Who Goes There Or Men And Events
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Nick olas Van Rensselaer, who had accompanied Mont- gomery on the Quebec expedition, who survived in all the kindly surroundings of a very comfortable home at Greenbush, opposite Albany, who had the mental and physical activity to go to Boston in 1843, when the top-stone of the Bunker Hill Monument was laid. It was near his house I met Edward C. Genet, who, — at one time appealed from Washington to the people, — believing that the word Revolution was as potential here as in France, and that, as... he represented the revolution- ary government, the people of America would do everything he could ask. His life had been a very eventful one in its diplomatic service in Old Rus- sia and for New France. I thought him brusque and not in the courtly ways of Frenchmen ; but as he found fault with me, and he was an old man and I a boy, he was probably right.
CHAPTER III.
FROM ELEAZER WILLIAMS TO H. R. STORRS.
WOULD like very much to have believed in Eleazer Williams' Dauphinate, for I saw him several times, and it would have been a refreshing property in romance to have thought him, the coming-up of the poor, starved, and abused little regal boy, upon whom those hyenas of the French Rev- olution lavished their barbarity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nick olas Van Rensselaer, who had accompanied Mont- gomery on the Quebec expedition, who survived in all the kindly surroundings of a very comfortable home at Greenbush, opposite Albany, who had the mental and physical activity to go to Boston in 1843, when the top-stone of the Bunker Hill Monument was laid. It was near his house I met Edward C. Genet, who, — at one time appealed from Washington to the people, — believing that the word Revolution was as potential here as in France, and that, as... he represented the revolution- ary government, the people of America would do everything he could ask. His life had been a very eventful one in its diplomatic service in Old Rus- sia and for New France. I thought him brusque and not in the courtly ways of Frenchmen ; but as he found fault with me, and he was an old man and I a boy, he was probably right.
CHAPTER III.
FROM ELEAZER WILLIAMS TO H. R. STORRS.
WOULD like very much to have believed in Eleazer Williams' Dauphinate, for I saw him several times, and it would have been a refreshing property in romance to have thought him, the coming-up of the poor, starved, and abused little regal boy, upon whom those hyenas of the French Rev- olution lavished their barbarity.
What to read after Who Goes There Or Men And Events?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Bogart to read onlineMoreLess
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