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Identifier: bluegrayorcivilw00whit (find matches)
Title: The blue and the gray, or, The Civil War as seen by a boy : a story of patriotism and adventure in our war for the Union
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: White, Annie Randall
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umultuous applause. A cantata came next, a prayer by BishopSimpson, and a hymn followed written by Whittier, the Quakerpoet. General Hawley presented the buildings and their con-tents to the President, who accepted them in a few words,announcing that the exhibition was open. The two ponderousCorliss engines which were to put the whole machinery going,were set in motion by the President and the Emperor. The exhibition was formally closed November 10, 1876,after a season of unexampled prosperity, in the simplest manner.Addresses were made by General Hawley and several others,the entire audience sang America, and President Grant de-clared the International Exhibition closed. But it had taughtforeign powers a lesson of respect for our republic, and causedwider intercourse between the Old World and the New. EDISON, THE GENIUS OF THE AGE. To-day the old system of illumination is giving way to thesplendors of electric glow. With mans progress came the much EDISON, THE GENT US OE THE AGE. 325
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THOMAS A. EDISON. needed question of artificial light. Electric lights not only adornthe streets of our cities, but grace our parlors, furnishing astronger, a cleaner and more healthful light than any other 326 EDISON, THE GENIUS OF THE AGE. known. To Thomas A. Edison, who was born in Milan, Ohio,

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