Show february alc lc english lish version earlish 1943 1945 27 aj TR IAL TOPAZ TIMES americanization Supplement Page EiE ON PEACE WAR the history of american part 53 contains the literature there been cambridge school a trial as strange as this term the entire state of tennes- this refers to a group of see mobilized itself to poets which includes longwitness the strange trial fellow lowell and holmes by tsuto seldom had cambridge which was to be held against the background of god of boston is a suburb 4 must win the peace win the peace three things seem to me neceswe must plan sary on a global NOW for peace we to first second the world economically must be free austbo basis for nasituated across and politically men and that tions for is river the charles it subject and evolution the may peace college in exist a now it was beautiful strange of the trial must play america around harthird town centered was held at all vard that it active constructive but formerly it was an was stranger a part village quiet little in freeing it and this feller scopes peace when I1 through and keeping elm trees with its pence trouble maker sure is a troublemaker be must peace say one hes could that brana brane yep he do their branches basics on global a of the planned the rooftops see nothing with it himself his self quite literally so he gives it to the college and the belfry of I1 mean the must a there that puritan church it bedge if this aint real was no commerce in the earth octoberembrace 1942 26 monkey business WENDELL L ed in all village except a smithy WIE lagred tongues wage and a general store on the the towns of the state wish that main thoroughfare the cam- spare time to the writing it was his here of poems the earth produce living bridge poets lived indulged and their his poetic ideal was in to according things their inkinds and that they re- creative endeavors in the the spirit of america perseverdependence and atmosphere of instithat and produce fill the earth that his wish has tution which may be called ance and he had indestrucmust the alma mater of american tible faith in his ideal been fulfilled we 11 all agree evolution us another the book of culture among the poets the one however gives interpretation not wicked what if this is so asked the more is educated of the populace apparently the bible seemingly denies which evolution and the darwinist school cannot agree of course there are many viewpoints regarding man morally man must be super- ior to all living things psychologically man is de- who is most familiar to japanese is henry wadsthe Ta worth longfellow such of his poems as A psalm of r blackthe village blac life Ev smith evangeline hiailia angoline watha t the many excelsior juvenile which he could see glow even in seemingly dull realities thus at the flaming forge of life our fortunes must be wrought thus on its sounding anvil shaped and poems each burning have boon translated into Ta ponese japanese and included in text books have become some the bost loved of deed and thought longfellow loved child- ren and wrote poems for fined as an animal endowed fellows oldest son was en- them he also transformed into verse stories of the in gaged in foreign trade mill intellect and will japan and brought american indian his evan tg eyes of the inai he is went to tapan tho hiawatha Hia goline and back numerous articles of the subject of rights which have been thus there are many points art these he placed in a both of ara are representative Jjapanese room of view none of which is in the filmed such poems entirely incorrect poets homo which was for of among now what is meant by many years a mocca of litother works poems are cryll slavery of Slav the subject of rights 19 erary pilgrims from the were known these the term indicates certain orient longfellow comes from a written twenty years bequalifications which are ar and are necessary in order to pos- puritan family ho he first fore the civil lar sess rights it is a per- wrote poetry at the ago of characterized as the cry of his ideals sonality sona lity and a personal- thirteen while a student stallie emancipation freedom went bowdoin he at ity college speaking king legally akin they times and human respect does not have to be super- abroad a number of tines were become later a to ior to anything nor does to study he translated the behind force powerful have to be fully equip- foreign literature into it movement ped with eyes nose and english served as a pro- abolitionist the great poet was born other paraphernalia langu ates at harwh- fessor of languages on february 27 1807 in ether tho and his devoted the bible can be used vard portland maine and died as a basis on which to atage tack a scientific pieces of literature long theory a court of law held a lion its scientific key trial and discussed value is not within my in its courtroom matters field 1I do doubt how- belonging in genesis is in ever that there is any itself a remnant of a good reason for this quar- past era perhaps the era rel between botteen christianity Christinn ity of monkeys and science the fact tint to be continued that and deny on march 1882 of seventy five at the bust of in the poets corner of the west minister abbey the only american poet so honored fellow was a great longfellow LonS Ame rican great Amo poet md a greit him is to A be found |