The Last Thirty Years - Personal Narrative Essay -- History President

The Last Thirty YearsMy Personal archives (assuming I lived during the time of President capital of Nebraska)Hi, my name is David Heard. I just glowering twenty years old on February 4. I am a second generation Ameri rotter. My whole family is white and is originally from England. I drive home an older sister, Mary, who we do not see anymore, (I ordain annoy to that later), a younger chum, Adam, and both my p arnts. My parents and little brother live in a n trumpery size house for the three of them. I plan to squeeze married soon, but for now I live in a house near my parents by myself. They do not own that such(prenominal) land, but it is enough for my mom?s garden and for my little brother to play on. My father used to own a little ice cream and candy shop just on the outskirts of Boston. I took it all over because my father does not want to work anymore. He feels that he is acquiring to old to be getting up before the sun rises to pee-pee candy. Exactly one mon th after my birthday President Lincoln was inaugurated. At the end of his inauguration speech he said, ?We (the North and the South) are not enemies, but friends?, (Out of Many, 444). As much as I extol President Lincoln for the great man that he is I do not believe this. Things in this country are going to get worse before they get better. The population of this country has dramatically increase and this is causing more violence to occur between classes. One cannot move down the street without seeing a fight somewhere. The country is fit much too violent. I just hope some largish war does not erupt soon. Things have changed so much since I was born and even a few years before I was born. I am a strong believer in serviceman rights, such as graciouse treatment of Indians and slaves. I think that... ...wide power. I hope and pray that our country can learn from its mistakes and move on to become a better nation because of them. Once people gain that our nation can be better off without slavery and the persecution of Indians, we will finally be able to treat people the way they should be treated and truly be the land of the free. No living, breathing human being should be recognized as a piece of keeping or pushed off of their property. As I begin to think to the highest degree how our nation is developing I sometimes wonder why I have not joined my sister at the Oneida Community. They are a group of people that realizes the world is unstable and inconsistent and they are doing something slightly it to live a better life. I hope that in the following(a) few years President Lincoln can change the focalization that our country is going and turn us into the great country that we can be.