Patriotic Reader, Or, Human Liberty Developed: In Verse and Prose, from Various Ages, Lands, and Races, with Historical Notes

Henry B. Carrington

J.B. Lippincott, 1888 - Readers - 595 pages

Contents

• HEBREW AND RELATED NATIONS: 3
• INTRODUCTION: 4
• Rabbi Raphael Lasker: 10
• Patriotic Song of Deborah and Barak B c 1285: 16
• The Patriot Citizens Challenge Job chap xxxi: 24
• The Death of Leonidas: 36
• MY COUNTRY: 45
• Marcus Tullius Cicero: 52
• George Croly: 58
• James Sheridan Knowles: 68
• Columbia: 72
• Character of the Puritan Fathers: 75
• The Pilgrim FathersWhere are They?: 82
• Americas Intrinsic Strength: 87
• The Landing of the Huguenots: 89
• PART IV: 94
• America resents British Dictation James Otis: 103
• War is actually begun March 23 1775: 109
• Paul Reveres Ride Night of April 17 1775: 116
• Independence Bell Philadelphia: 122
• William Pitt: 129
• Love of Country: 134
• America seated among the Nations March: 136
• Washington before the Battle of Long Island: 142
• Washingtons Farewell to the Army: 143
• The Character of Washington: 152
• The Foreign Policy of Washington: 159
• Апопутоив: 168
• Bunker Hill Monument begun Its Purpose: 175
• The Perry Monument dedicated 1860: 181
• The Monmouth Monument begun 1878: 187
• The Yorktown Monument begun 1881: 194
• The Jasper Monument dedicated 1881: 200
• Edwin Percy Whipple: 202
• Daniel Webster: 206
• George Washington Doane: 214
• Edmund Burke: 220
• Laurence Sterne: 226
• John McLean: 232
• True Patriotism inculcates Public Virtue: 240
• The Nobility of Labor: 246
• The United States of Europe foreshadowed: 252
• Duty to Ones Country: 260
• Joel Barlow: 262
• Daniel Webster: 268
• James Madison: 270
• The Principles of our Government: 289
• Martin Farquhar Tupper: 291
• Robert Young Hayne: 306
• What makes a Hero?: 314
• William Pitt An Ode to Mr Pitt: 322
• Samuel Adams: 328
• Washingtons Lament for Lafayette: 334
• Death of John Quincy Adams: 340
• Charles Sumner: 352
• President Lincolns Address at Gettysburg July: 359
• Victoria of England Jubilee Ode 1887: 365
• Heroism of the IIungarian People: 372
• The Patriotic Maccabees For the Patriotic: 386
• I: 387
• Galgacus to the Caledonians A D: 393
• The Hebrew Minstrels Lament: 398
• Arnold von Winkelried at the Battle of Sempach: 400
• John Philpot Curran: 411
• PART XII: 420
• Address to Liberty: 427
• The Graves of the Patriots: 433
• The American Eagle: 439
• Old Ironsides: 445
• The New Hail Columbia: 446
• Sylvanus Dryden Phelps: 451
• Bret Harte: 457
• Letitia Elizabeth Landon: 463
• Rouget de Lisle: 471
• The Germans Fatherland: 476
• PART XIII: 486
• James Willis Patterson: 499
• Lawrence Sullivan Ross: 505
• Oliver Wendell Holmes: 513
• James Gibbons: 524
• Charles Timothy Brooks: 531
• Our Education must be American: 538
• Instruction in Civics as a Patriotic Duty: 545
• The Triumphs of our Language: 558
• The AngloSaxon and the Worlds Future: 560
• A Happy Country: 566
• General Grants Outlook for America: 572
• Future Generations summoned to witness: 580
• Charlotte Corday A D 1793: 584
• George Bancroft: 587
• Brooke Herford: 588
• Lamartines Girondists: 593

Bibliographic information

• Title: Patriotic Reader, Or, Human Liberty Developed: In Verse and Prose, from Various Ages, Lands, and Races, with Historical Notes; Patriotic Reader, Or, Human Liberty Developed: In Verse and Prose, from Various Ages, Lands, and Races, with Historical Notes, Henry B. Carrington
• Author: Henry B. Carrington
• Publisher: J.B. Lippincott, 1888
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Jan 7, 2009
• Length: 595 pages