Washington's Farewell Address to the People of the United States, And Webster's First Bunker Hill Oration
Washington's Farewell Address to the People of the United States, And Webster's First Bunker Hill Oration
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** * The passage about the rising of the monument and the address to the survivors of the battle were the most effective parts of the oration.
The shouts at the first were prolonged until it seemed as if they would not stop : the address brought tears into the eyes of many, and bowed down the heads of the veterans themselves to conceal their emotion.* " Another interesting contemporary account is found in the United States Literary Gazette for August 1, 1825 (11:327).
As no definite plan ...for the monument had heen agreed upon, it was 1827 hefore the work of construction hegan.
The architect was Solomon Willard and the huilder was James Savage. After many difficulties and delays, the needed money was all secured and the capstone put in place on July 23, 1842.
Monument Square, covering nearly six acres, embraces the whole site of the redoubt, and a part of the site of the breastwork. The obelisk is thirty feet in diameter at the base, about fifteen feet at the top, and two hundred and twenty-one feet high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
** * The passage about the rising of the monument and the address to the survivors of the battle were the most effective parts of the oration.
The shouts at the first were prolonged until it seemed as if they would not stop : the address brought tears into the eyes of many, and bowed down the heads of the veterans themselves to conceal their emotion.* " Another interesting contemporary account is found in the United States Literary Gazette for August 1, 1825 (11:327).
As no definite plan ...for the monument had heen agreed upon, it was 1827 hefore the work of construction hegan.
The architect was Solomon Willard and the huilder was James Savage. After many difficulties and delays, the needed money was all secured and the capstone put in place on July 23, 1842.
Monument Square, covering nearly six acres, embraces the whole site of the redoubt, and a part of the site of the breastwork. The obelisk is thirty feet in diameter at the base, about fifteen feet at the top, and two hundred and twenty-one feet high.
What to read after Washington's Farewell Address to the People of the United States, And Webster's First Bunker Hill Oration?
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