The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-31
The National Period
of American
Literature
BY LORENZO SEARS, lit D.,
Professor ~ Amercon Liferaiurs N
Bfolrn Jnirc0iiu.


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important he devoted his energy and talent His
views embraced the welfare OF the entire nation At the same sp & ne
attempted only that which was a'ianabe On na practical yet oToao
aonai and temporary
the all that the nation
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speech modern times There here for an outline Of its
opponent but also
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the people anwerate the people
unettered
principle
demonstration
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and his vgor Of reasoning and felicity Of con his calm state
him eloquent
civic occasions an inspiration to noble aud patriotic sentiments such were
i9e @ OF the landing OF the pgr ana & o the battle o.
ouenee These bypoduct his
address
delivering
cabdge years
ote sort Of revival Of learning period the country AT the age Of thirty
he before an immense @ audience characteristic address upon c
ary testimony the marvellous skin The
symp Of the audience with him painted glowing the
political social end literary future Of country aud the conclusion his
dater and Sif in pomaey but his proper se9 was Ser
assembly
pom or better ne was one the great OF the people
liberty people who said political
partially supply the the time their
their ca1echism long before cOmprenended
days
OF Ea @0S @ ] WAS s % oS ns fortunate @ a @ @"n Of the o
public speaking He inspired who became distinguished the
out Of The wealth Of his resources
any
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Everett added $4,000 of the earnings of his This prouctn
that stited
national Gettysburg IKE those Marathon
are revived in the spirit Of Perielean eOqusnce
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clothed appropriate language constitute literature But the field is w
contributed the youae what has been both written and spoken
student subjects
side his profession ON such topics he was eloquent with constructive powe
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Periods similar growing out Of early history alive Wit
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its becomin
charles summers academic political
scholarly VERSIONS who d
fabric scholars back
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nearly Augustan manner and as noble Roman mg
liberal
History the drama the nd oratos
made his
spnca contributions PlutaIeh an
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brings Hesiod and Anaereo
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the Christian fathers the superstons OF medieval doctors
Such wealth ilu
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