The American IdealLongmans, Green and Company, 1936 - 275 Seiten |
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... tion nor perpetual sunshine . In the harsh North , christened New England , the first winters brought literal starvation , and even in Virginia the soil and climate were so inhospitable that the Spanish Ambassador in London told his ...
... tion nor perpetual sunshine . In the harsh North , christened New England , the first winters brought literal starvation , and even in Virginia the soil and climate were so inhospitable that the Spanish Ambassador in London told his ...
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... tion of 1904 , at first refused to accept . In fact he issued a declaration to that effect . ' It is proper for me to state defi- nitely that under no circumstances could I or would I , ' he said , ' accept the nomination for the Vice ...
... tion of 1904 , at first refused to accept . In fact he issued a declaration to that effect . ' It is proper for me to state defi- nitely that under no circumstances could I or would I , ' he said , ' accept the nomination for the Vice ...
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... tion , and the certainty of sacrifice and death only increased the wonder and loveliness of life . The marching armies were the letters that spelt that truth , and it was good to be young to share in their knowledge . Comrades in arms ...
... tion , and the certainty of sacrifice and death only increased the wonder and loveliness of life . The marching armies were the letters that spelt that truth , and it was good to be young to share in their knowledge . Comrades in arms ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
ABRAHAM LINCOLN | 46 |
EMERSON AND WHITMAN | 106 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Abraham Lincoln Alan Seeger American dream Andrew Jackson beauty became believed better born Boston British century Civil Congress countrymen dead death declared defeated democracy democratic election Emerson England English Europe eyes father feel followed freedom future hand happy heart hope human ideal Independence interests Jefferson King knew labour land liberty Lincoln Lindsay living Mark Hanna mind Missouri Compromise Monroe Doctrine Monticello moral nation nature negro neighbours never night North Old World once passionate peace poet political politicians President Presidential race rendezvous with Death Republican Party Seeger seemed sing slavery slaves soul South Southern spirit spring Springfield stand Stephen Graham sweet Theodore Roosevelt thing thought tion told a friend Union United Vachel Vachel Lindsay Virginia vote Walter Page Washington wealth West Western Whitman whole wilderness wrote York young