Ceremonies Attending the Unveiling of the Statue of Benjamin Franklin, June 14, 1899 : Presented to the City of Philadelphia By Mr. Justus C. Strawbridge
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Nothing apparently seemed more unpromising of greatness than his environment. He lived in a country village, which still remained as Penn de- signed her, a "green country place," and was more inaccessible to civilization than Honolulu or Manila at the present day. Its society consisted of a few families and still fewer educated men and women, and the conveniences of life, as compared with those of the meanest village of like size of the present day, were pitiable in their poverty. The civilized... world could scarcely be said to know of its existence, and its news of battles fought and won and treaties made and broken, crept slowly across the ocean in sail- ing packets, and was disseminated through the col- onies through a few weekly newspapers. The people of Philadelphia were still in the very childhood of the race, ignorant, superstitious, and narrow-minded.
HON. JAMES M. BECK. 21 White men were sold in temporary bondage and African slavery existed even in the city of Pastorius.
Beyond the Susquehanna was an untrodden wilder- ness, and the AUeghenies were regarded as the true boundaries which nature had set to the progress of the colonies.
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Nothing apparently seemed more unpromising of greatness than his environment. He lived in a country village, which still remained as Penn de- signed her, a "green country place," and was more inaccessible to civilization than Honolulu or Manila at the present day. Its society consisted of a few families and still fewer educated men and women, and the conveniences of life, as compared with those of the meanest village of like size of the present day, were pitiable in their poverty. The civilized... world could scarcely be said to know of its existence, and its news of battles fought and won and treaties made and broken, crept slowly across the ocean in sail- ing packets, and was disseminated through the col- onies through a few weekly newspapers. The people of Philadelphia were still in the very childhood of the race, ignorant, superstitious, and narrow-minded.
HON. JAMES M. BECK. 21 White men were sold in temporary bondage and African slavery existed even in the city of Pastorius.
Beyond the Susquehanna was an untrodden wilder- ness, and the AUeghenies were regarded as the true boundaries which nature had set to the progress of the colonies.
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