North Carolina Museum of Art Bulletin, 1993, Vol. 16 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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The coalescence of the progressive Young America movement and veneration of the American Revolution sometimes occurred, as evident in the preface to The Pictorial History of the American Revolution which states that it aims to exhibit the kindly prospect of the future, more strongly than the irritating aspect of the past. Immediately following this a contradictory View: The study of history can not be appreciated too highly; it tells to the youth of our country a story full of wisdom, and replete with many a moral - it shows the influence and success of honor and virtue that vice and dishonor go hand in hand together; and it excites them to noble deeds of patriotism, and calls upon them to do all, and suffer all, for their country.
Ranney created First News of the Battle of Lexington, then, during a time which extolled the ideals of the American Revolution and the idea of American progress. The Revolution exemplified American heroism and virtue, while Manifest Destiny (a phrase coined in signified the aggressively expansionist spirit of progress. The two concerns commingle in a single event, the War with Mexico. The Mexican War was thelargest American military operation since the Revolution.
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The coalescence of the progressive Young America movement and veneration of the American Revolution sometimes occurred, as evident in the preface to The Pictorial History of the American Revolution which states that it aims to exhibit the kindly prospect of the future, more strongly than the irritating aspect of the past. Immediately following this a contradictory View: The study of history can not be appreciated too highly; it tells to the youth of our country a story full of wisdom, and replete with many a moral - it shows the influence and success of honor and virtue that vice and dishonor go hand in hand together; and it excites them to noble deeds of patriotism, and calls upon them to do all, and suffer all, for their country.
Ranney created First News of the Battle of Lexington, then, during a time which extolled the ideals of the American Revolution and the idea of American progress. The Revolution exemplified American heroism and virtue, while Manifest Destiny (a phrase coined in signified the aggressively expansionist spirit of progress. The two concerns commingle in a single event, the War with Mexico. The Mexican War was thelargest American military operation since the Revolution.
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