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Nathan Hale the Ideal Patriot
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Nathan Hale the Ideal Patriot

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Includes views of the author’s statue of Nathan Hale; portraits of Hale’s contemporaries and of kindred characters; and also three drawings by W R Leigh. Partridge, American sculptor, lecturer and a writer (chiefly on art subjects), writes that this book is not a conventional biography of a revolutionary hero, with cuts of tombstones and dry historical data. It deals with the living present. In his statue and studies of this heroic life, he has attempted to give the very spirit of one of America’s foremost patriots - one who became a martyr on the threshold of his manhood and who died so that we might be free.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
1 March 2005
Pages
160
ISBN
9781432602598

Includes views of the author’s statue of Nathan Hale; portraits of Hale’s contemporaries and of kindred characters; and also three drawings by W R Leigh. Partridge, American sculptor, lecturer and a writer (chiefly on art subjects), writes that this book is not a conventional biography of a revolutionary hero, with cuts of tombstones and dry historical data. It deals with the living present. In his statue and studies of this heroic life, he has attempted to give the very spirit of one of America’s foremost patriots - one who became a martyr on the threshold of his manhood and who died so that we might be free.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
1 March 2005
Pages
160
ISBN
9781432602598