Washington And Lincoln Leaders of the Nation in the Constitutional Eras of Amer
Washington And Lincoln Leaders of the Nation in the Constitutional Eras of Amer
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The Constitutional Group of 1787 131 quite of the solemn kind. His aspect grave, almost to sadness; his modesty actually shaking; his voice deep, a little tremulous, and so low as to call for deep attention ; added to a series of objects presented to the mind, and overwhelming it, produced emotions of the most affecting kind upon the members. I, Pelgarlic, sat entranced. It seemed to me an allegory in which Virtue was personified, and addressing those whom she would make her votaries.... Her power over the heart was never greater, and the illustration of her doctrine by her own example was never more perfect. " May 3, 1789. Fisher Ames, Works, vol. I- P- 34- ^ The National Group of 1830 FORTY and more years have passed since the members of the convention signed their names to the Constitution, "in order to form a more perfect Union. " From the loins of the nation a new brood has come forth, which in the maturity of its powers, has the task of defining a more complex Union. In this brood are such men as Andrew Jackson, the hero of New Orleans; John Quincy Adams, the old man eloquent; Thomas H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
153, note.
The Constitutional Group of 1787 131 quite of the solemn kind. His aspect grave, almost to sadness; his modesty actually shaking; his voice deep, a little tremulous, and so low as to call for deep attention ; added to a series of objects presented to the mind, and overwhelming it, produced emotions of the most affecting kind upon the members. I, Pelgarlic, sat entranced. It seemed to me an allegory in which Virtue was personified, and addressing those whom she would make her votaries.... Her power over the heart was never greater, and the illustration of her doctrine by her own example was never more perfect. " May 3, 1789. Fisher Ames, Works, vol. I- P- 34- ^ The National Group of 1830 FORTY and more years have passed since the members of the convention signed their names to the Constitution, "in order to form a more perfect Union. " From the loins of the nation a new brood has come forth, which in the maturity of its powers, has the task of defining a more complex Union. In this brood are such men as Andrew Jackson, the hero of New Orleans; John Quincy Adams, the old man eloquent; Thomas H.
What to read after Washington And Lincoln Leaders of the Nation in the Constitutional Eras of Amer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Robert William Mclaughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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