Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 28
erica. What was possible in anew and thinly peopled land like ours was notpossible in Europe at that time. It tooknearly a century before France was able tofound a republic like ours, for there were toomany enemies within the country and about it.In New York there is on Union Square a statueof… … THE STATUE OF LAFAYETTE GIVEN TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE BY AMERICAN SCHOOL-CHILDREN. to keep the French within bounds and was erous youth who left wife, great position, and appealing in vain to reason. Both are good wealth behind him to devote himself to the statues. Each is fitted for the city where it…
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