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... tion on both sides ; George Bayly , a pioneer , who saw the first tree felled in Northern New Hampshire ; women of the neigh- borhood , who had heard the midnight yell of savages ; and , above all , their own lion - hearted father , who ...
... tion on both sides ; George Bayly , a pioneer , who saw the first tree felled in Northern New Hampshire ; women of the neigh- borhood , who had heard the midnight yell of savages ; and , above all , their own lion - hearted father , who ...
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... tion days ; he learned it as an intelligent youth , with a passion- ately loyal father and mother , learned the history of the late war and is now learning the agonizing history of " reconstruction . " This oration is the warm and ...
... tion days ; he learned it as an intelligent youth , with a passion- ately loyal father and mother , learned the history of the late war and is now learning the agonizing history of " reconstruction . " This oration is the warm and ...
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... tion as its frequent Fourth - of - July orator . All those mild and economical measures by which Mr. Jefferson sought to keep the United States from being drawn into the roaring vortex of the great wars in Europe , he opposed , and ...
... tion as its frequent Fourth - of - July orator . All those mild and economical measures by which Mr. Jefferson sought to keep the United States from being drawn into the roaring vortex of the great wars in Europe , he opposed , and ...
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... of the Fourth of July as it was conducted in Webster's early day ! We trust the old customs will be revived and improved upon , and become universal Nor is it any objeo tion to the practice of having an oration , that DANIEL WEBSTER . 79.
... of the Fourth of July as it was conducted in Webster's early day ! We trust the old customs will be revived and improved upon , and become universal Nor is it any objeo tion to the practice of having an oration , that DANIEL WEBSTER . 79.
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James Parton. tion to the practice of having an oration , that the population is too large to be reached in that way ; for if only a thousand hear , a million may read . Nor ought we to object if the orator is a little more flowery and ...
James Parton. tion to the practice of having an oration , that the population is too large to be reached in that way ; for if only a thousand hear , a million may read . Nor ought we to object if the orator is a little more flowery and ...
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