Boston Faneuil Hall Refused to Mr Webster And His Friends April 1851
Boston Faneuil Hall Refused to Mr Webster And His Friends April 1851
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Sometimes political agitations pass away, bring- ing after them sunshine, joy and gladness. May it be so now! (Cheers. ) 1 greet you as citizens of Boston — I welcome you — I offer )ou my heart and hand. I present to you my warmest grati- tude for "what you and your fathers have done for me from the days of my early manhood when I came from the North to dwell among you and to partake your fortunes, for good or for evil, to the end of my lile. (Long continued cheering. ) I am not vain enough to ...suppose that I have rendered any very essential services to my country in my day and generation. But if I may supjiose that I have rendered any service — however lit- tle or however much, I owe it mainly to the constant, warm and unwavering friendship and support of the people of Boston.
I shall, ere long, follow your fithers and my fathers to man's last home. ' But while I live and breathe
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes political agitations pass away, bring- ing after them sunshine, joy and gladness. May it be so now! (Cheers. ) 1 greet you as citizens of Boston — I welcome you — I offer )ou my heart and hand. I present to you my warmest grati- tude for "what you and your fathers have done for me from the days of my early manhood when I came from the North to dwell among you and to partake your fortunes, for good or for evil, to the end of my lile. (Long continued cheering. ) I am not vain enough to ...suppose that I have rendered any very essential services to my country in my day and generation. But if I may supjiose that I have rendered any service — however lit- tle or however much, I owe it mainly to the constant, warm and unwavering friendship and support of the people of Boston.
I shall, ere long, follow your fithers and my fathers to man's last home. ' But while I live and breathe
What to read after Boston Faneuil Hall Refused to Mr Webster And His Friends April 1851?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Holland John Holland Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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