Ballads of American Bravery
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No one has heard of me because He was Revere and I was Dawes.
NOTES IN TIME OF STRIFE 195 Paul Revere was born within sight of the " Old North Church, " and almost under its shadow he lived and died (1735-1818). It is fitting, then, that to-day the passer should see, imbedded in the solid masonry of the tower, a tablet bearing this inscription : THE SIGNAL LANTERNS OF PAUL REVERE DISPLAYED IN THE STEEPLE OF THIS CHURCH APRIL IS, 1775, WARNED THE COUNTRY OF THE MARCH OF THE BRITISH TROOPS TO LEX...INGTON AND CONCORD.
2. MARY BUTLER'S RIDE. By Benjamin Franklin Taylor.
Benjamin Franklin Taylor was born in Lowville, New York, July 19, 1819. He was best known as a lecturer. He died in Cleve land, Ohio, February 24, 1887.
Of the poem the author says : " The story of ' Mary Butler's Ride ' is unembellished truth. To one of her grandsons, J. M. Taylor, Esq. , of New York, I am indebted for the incident. To hear men say, those far-away boys of hers, and yet busy in life's affairs, 'many a time I have heard her tell the story!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one has heard of me because He was Revere and I was Dawes.
NOTES IN TIME OF STRIFE 195 Paul Revere was born within sight of the " Old North Church, " and almost under its shadow he lived and died (1735-1818). It is fitting, then, that to-day the passer should see, imbedded in the solid masonry of the tower, a tablet bearing this inscription : THE SIGNAL LANTERNS OF PAUL REVERE DISPLAYED IN THE STEEPLE OF THIS CHURCH APRIL IS, 1775, WARNED THE COUNTRY OF THE MARCH OF THE BRITISH TROOPS TO LEX...INGTON AND CONCORD.
2. MARY BUTLER'S RIDE. By Benjamin Franklin Taylor.
Benjamin Franklin Taylor was born in Lowville, New York, July 19, 1819. He was best known as a lecturer. He died in Cleve land, Ohio, February 24, 1887.
Of the poem the author says : " The story of ' Mary Butler's Ride ' is unembellished truth. To one of her grandsons, J. M. Taylor, Esq. , of New York, I am indebted for the incident. To hear men say, those far-away boys of hers, and yet busy in life's affairs, 'many a time I have heard her tell the story!
What to read after Ballads of American Bravery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scollard Clinton to read onlineMoreLess
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