History of New Bedford volume 4
History of New Bedford volume 4
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His war service began in October, 1861, and be- fore the war closed he had received five commissions at the hands of Governor Andrews, of Massachusetts, and was ranking as captain. These Thomas Cooks deserve well of their city, and it is a pleasing fact that the present bearer of the name is one of the men whose fellow- citizens delight to honor, not more for what he was than for what he is. He attained octogenarian honors in September of the year 1917, but would pass for a much younger man. Hi...s many years of varied experience have given him a vast fund of fact, reminiscence and story to draw upon, and he is a most entertaining companion, as well as a pleasing platform speaker, . ^t the dedication of the magnificent Town Hall given to Fairhaven by Henry H. Rogers, Mr. Cook was chosen as one of the speakers, and as commander of William Logan Rodman Post, No. I. Grand Army of the Republic, he has presided at many patriotic meetings, conventions and reunions, and made many addresses on these and other occasions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His war service began in October, 1861, and be- fore the war closed he had received five commissions at the hands of Governor Andrews, of Massachusetts, and was ranking as captain. These Thomas Cooks deserve well of their city, and it is a pleasing fact that the present bearer of the name is one of the men whose fellow- citizens delight to honor, not more for what he was than for what he is. He attained octogenarian honors in September of the year 1917, but would pass for a much younger man. Hi...s many years of varied experience have given him a vast fund of fact, reminiscence and story to draw upon, and he is a most entertaining companion, as well as a pleasing platform speaker, . ^t the dedication of the magnificent Town Hall given to Fairhaven by Henry H. Rogers, Mr. Cook was chosen as one of the speakers, and as commander of William Logan Rodman Post, No. I. Grand Army of the Republic, he has presided at many patriotic meetings, conventions and reunions, and made many addresses on these and other occasions.
What to read after History of New Bedford volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zeph W Zephaniah Walter Pease to read onlineMoreLess
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