Show ihs american version page 8 cans whom m A alas from time to time the editors of the adult edu- J REVERE ginia took a decided stand jon rupp tay jay a2g there is no 1943 retreat but in submission and slavery gentlemen may cry peace peace cace but there is no peace the wai is actually begun our brethren are already in the field chyhy stand we here last day of it august 1774 the potomac was flowing lazily ly past mount vernon the door of the large mansion on the idle what is it that what h igh wish mat i gh river bank stood gentlemen riverbank ore bea before Is life and because millions of open it were would they hate americans consider his ut- three horses saddled and so dear or peace so sweet terances te rances as appropriate bridled three men came as to be purchased at the price of chains and slatoday as they were one out of the house was the americanization cation page will present incidents from the lives of outstanding Arie ricans bev as born in kay hay cause he aas onedas 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they virginias patriots edmund were ware most condle two of devoted vaulted As the in into their saddles las mashhis seat and began to ing tons wife stood in the speak upon the subject open doorway trying to some of the rich and conceal her anxiety for aristocratic members look- him under a cheerful maned upon him with indignaner her heart was very tion what did this nobo- heavy but as the three dy mean in meddling with gave spurs to their horses so weighty a subject as she called out and few whom thon knew member arose rose that them before and they had already fully debated but their indignation did not trouyoun man ble the young ran which he began to speak lie and was flowing soon there from his lips a stream of eloquence that took every finally surprise one by wrought up to the highest pitch of indignant patriotism he thundered out the memorable words caesar had his brutus charles the first his and george cromwell third the va are as on treason treason excited some of the odthe 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