...anti-slavery war, with thefollowing inscription, befitting the great city of the Commonwealth : — " To the men of Boston who died for their country on...constitution, the grateful city has built this monument." It is about 90 feet high. There are four bas-reliefs, two devoted to the army, one to the sanitary...

...anti-slavery war, with the following inscription, befitting the great city of the Commonwealth : — " To the men of Boston who died for their country on...constitution, the grateful city has built this monument." It is about 90 feet high. There are four bas-reliefs, two devoted to the army, one to the sanitary...

...which has reared so many illustrious men, who have in peace and in war rendered eminent service : — To the men of Boston •who died for their country...has built this monument that their example may speak It bears on the cap of its solid and graceful column an imposing statue representing America. Her head...

...is cut the following inscription, written by Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard University: — TO THE MEN OF BOSTON WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY ON...BUILT THIS MONUMENT THAT THEIR EXAMPLE MAY SPEAK TO 'OMING GENERATIONS From the surbase of the pedestal rises the granite shaft, which is of the Roman-Doric...

...which was written by President Charles William Eliot of Harvard University, tersely tells the story of the monument : — To the Men of Boston who died for...their Example may speak to Coming Generations. ' The general character of the monument is clearly seen in the accompanying illustration. The shaft is of...

...Liénard, of Paris; and on a hill over the parade-ground stands the Army and Navy Monument, bearing record: "To> the men of Boston, who died for their country...their example may speak to coming generations." The base is cruciform, three steps rising to a pedestal which is faced with large bronze reliefs representing...

...standard-bearers holding aloft a noble banner on which is emblazoned the deeds of the men of Hartford who died for their country on land and sea in the war which kept the Union whole." Circular stairs inside the towers lead to the rampart or gallery at the top of the monument, overlooking...

...Boston Common, as follows : To The Men Of Boston Who Died For Their Country On The Land And On The Sea In The War Which Kept The Union Whole Destroyed...The Grateful City Has Built This Monument That Their Noble Example May Speak To Coming Generations One would as soon think of punctuating the planets as...

...large carved white swan with outspread wings. The gardens are adorned with some fine statues, chiefly of statesmen. Crossing a road we entered a park called...generations.'' The pedestal is adorned with four large statues representing the army and navy, and bronze bas-reliefs. At one end of the Common stands the Capitol,...

...horseback. The inscription was written by President Eliot, of Harvard University, and is as follows : TO THE MEN OF BOSTON WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY ON...THAT THEIR EXAMPLE MAY SPEAK TO COMING GENERATIONS. Returning to Tremont Street, the Mall of the Common makes an agreeable walk ; and we notice St. Paul's...