Sepulture of Major General Nathanael Greene : And of Brig. Gen. Count Casimir Pulaski
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Gen. Nathan- ael Greene was laid by General Lafayette, at the request of the citi- zens of Savannah, on the 21st of March, A. D. 1825." The latter was inscribed as follows: "On the 21st day of March, A. D. 1825, was laid by General Lafayette, at the re- quest of the citizens of Savannah, tiiis Foundation Stone of a monu- ment to the memorv of Brigadier Count Pulaski.'" The effort to collect funds for the erection of mortuaiy shafts is often accompanied by perplexing delays and disappointments. ...To facilitate the matter in the present insta-ce, the General Assembly of Georgia, on on the 30th of November, 1826, pass- ed an act empowering certain com- missioners to raise by lottery the sum of thirty-tive thousand dollars "for the purpose of aiding the erection of monuments to the memory of Gen- 9 eral Greene and of Count Pulaski in the city of Savannah — the place al- I'eady consecrated by the blood of the one and the ashes of the other." i^boiit twelve years after the laying of the corner stones by General Lafayette, suffi- cient moneys having been realized to defray the cost of its construction, the monument now standing in Johnson square was builded in hon- or both of General Greene and of Count Pulaski, and continued to be known as the Greene and Pulaski monument until, in 1853, the corner stone was laid in Monterey square of a monument in honor of Count }/ Pulaski.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gen. Nathan- ael Greene was laid by General Lafayette, at the request of the citi- zens of Savannah, on the 21st of March, A. D. 1825." The latter was inscribed as follows: "On the 21st day of March, A. D. 1825, was laid by General Lafayette, at the re- quest of the citizens of Savannah, tiiis Foundation Stone of a monu- ment to the memorv of Brigadier Count Pulaski.'" The effort to collect funds for the erection of mortuaiy shafts is often accompanied by perplexing delays and disappointments. ...To facilitate the matter in the present insta-ce, the General Assembly of Georgia, on on the 30th of November, 1826, pass- ed an act empowering certain com- missioners to raise by lottery the sum of thirty-tive thousand dollars "for the purpose of aiding the erection of monuments to the memory of Gen- 9 eral Greene and of Count Pulaski in the city of Savannah — the place al- I'eady consecrated by the blood of the one and the ashes of the other." i^boiit twelve years after the laying of the corner stones by General Lafayette, suffi- cient moneys having been realized to defray the cost of its construction, the monument now standing in Johnson square was builded in hon- or both of General Greene and of Count Pulaski, and continued to be known as the Greene and Pulaski monument until, in 1853, the corner stone was laid in Monterey square of a monument in honor of Count }/ Pulaski.
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