The Open Court 46, No.909
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\'on Steuben died on his farm, on November 28. 1794, and was buried two days later — without military salute, funeral ora- tion, or any public honors, but with the respect and aft'ection of the thirty neighbors who had gathered at the farm to pay trilxite to their fellow townsman.
In September, 1931, a memorial, consisting of a fifty acre plot which contained the fi\e acre grove where the Revolutionary General is buried, and lying within the 16,000 acres granted to the veteran by the state legi...slature, was dedicated by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor of New York, and the German Ambassador to the Uni- ted States, F. W. von Prittwitz and Gafifron. Both seized this op- portunity to emphasize again the distinguished services of the drill- master of the Revolutionary Army, the great contribution of the German element to American progress, and the warm friendship that exists today between the people of the United States and the people of Germany.
REASON IX SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY RV \1CT0R S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\'on Steuben died on his farm, on November 28. 1794, and was buried two days later — without military salute, funeral ora- tion, or any public honors, but with the respect and aft'ection of the thirty neighbors who had gathered at the farm to pay trilxite to their fellow townsman.
In September, 1931, a memorial, consisting of a fifty acre plot which contained the fi\e acre grove where the Revolutionary General is buried, and lying within the 16,000 acres granted to the veteran by the state legi...slature, was dedicated by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor of New York, and the German Ambassador to the Uni- ted States, F. W. von Prittwitz and Gafifron. Both seized this op- portunity to emphasize again the distinguished services of the drill- master of the Revolutionary Army, the great contribution of the German element to American progress, and the warm friendship that exists today between the people of the United States and the people of Germany.
REASON IX SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY RV \1CT0R S.
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