McCabe, James Dabney, 1842-1883 · [New York] : Continental Pub. Co. : National Pub. Co. · leaf 116
ion—referring to his speech on the laying of thecorner-stone of the Bunker Hill Monument: Let itrise—^let it rise—let it rise until it shall meet the sunin its coming. He thought if the immortal Washing-ton could rise and stand forth there that day, he wouldrejoice in the feelings which existed and… … ill :^._ V^^^^^ . f- <~\^
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