Y. K. Sze Well Known Basso Revere, whose memory has been kept warm through a famous poem "Hardly a man is now alive, who remembers that famous day and yea Photographs of the Concord "Minute Man" and the Boynton Monument of Revolutionary period helped to establish a suitable atmosphere.
Mrs. A. M. Dunlap then gave resume of the second part of "France and the American Revolution" by Dr. L. C. Smith, of the Congressional Library in Washington, a fascinating and impartial treatise on the reasons for lasting friendship of the French and American peoples, as shown the Revolutionary period, based on ideals of freedom and equality.
He is introduced by M. Andre de Laboulaye, Ambassador of France to the United Star on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the gift, of the Statue of Liberty. in New York Harbour from the French to the American nation.
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