Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 14

• November 18, 2017 03:08:54 Thomas A. Lingner

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  of the character and the

  framing of the public opinion

  of the next generation.

  I know this sounds like a

  trite statement to you but

  it is profoundly true, true

  whether we consciously realize

  it or not. We can not

  help influencing our children by

  the lessons in history, in reading

  and in biography which we teach

  them. Many of us remember how

  we were taught to hate England

  from our study of the Revolutionary

  War, and how we

  could see only one side to the

  Civil War, how we longed to

  hang Jeff Davis to a sour

  apple tree while we went

  marching along with John

  Brown's body. The temper

• July 4, 2017 17:23:26 Annick Rodriguez

  14/ 

  of the character and the

  framing of the public opin-

  ion of the next generation.

  I know this sounds like a

  trite statement to you but

  it is profoundly true, true

  whether we consciously re-

  alize it or not. We can not

  help influencing our children by

  the lessons in history , in reading

  and in biography which we teach

  them. Many of us you remember how

  we were taught to hate England

  from our study of the Revolu-

  tionary War, and how we never

  could see only one side to the

  Civil War, how we longed to

  hang Jeff Davis to a sour

  apple tree while we went

  marching along with John

  Brown's body. The temper

  
  

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• July 4, 2017 17:23:19 Annick Rodriguez

  14/ 

  of the character and the

  framing of the public opin-

  ion of the next generation.

  I know this sounds like a

  trite statement to you but

  it is profoundly true, true

  whether we consciously re-

  alize it or not. We can not

  help influencing our children by

  the lessons in history , in reading

  and in biography which we teach

  them. Many of us you remember how

  we were taught to hate England

  from our study of the Revolu-

  tionary War, and how we never

  could see only one side to the

  Civil War, how welonged to

  hang Jeff Davis to a sour

  apple tree while we went

  marching along with John

  Brown's body. The temper

  
  

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