Lincoln Lessons for Today
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It would not be right for her, neither is it right for us. We must give up these men. It may be for the moment humiliating to do so, but it is better to wound our pride than do a wrong. " Lincoln would have hailed with joy a possible treaty of world peace. But he would not have compromised right or agreed with any injustice to obtain such an agreement.
As in the making of a flatboat on the Ohio or the Sangamon, he would insist that every piece of timber should be sound.
God knows, dear friends,... we want world union and perpetual peace thereby, but we shall not Other Nations 93 consciously endorse a wrong that any neighbor would inflict upon another. Honest we should be in whatsoever we endorse, let come what will. So Lincoln stood, and so stand we, let us hope and trust.
GUARDED SPEECH WHAT a lesson public men might learn, and others too, by the study of Lincoln's TACT and SILENCE. By this is meant his careful avoid- ance of the pitfalls of speech either spoken or written. There is nothing more dangerous to the reputation of a man in high place than ill-con- sidered or impulsive statements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would not be right for her, neither is it right for us. We must give up these men. It may be for the moment humiliating to do so, but it is better to wound our pride than do a wrong. " Lincoln would have hailed with joy a possible treaty of world peace. But he would not have compromised right or agreed with any injustice to obtain such an agreement.
As in the making of a flatboat on the Ohio or the Sangamon, he would insist that every piece of timber should be sound.
God knows, dear friends,... we want world union and perpetual peace thereby, but we shall not Other Nations 93 consciously endorse a wrong that any neighbor would inflict upon another. Honest we should be in whatsoever we endorse, let come what will. So Lincoln stood, and so stand we, let us hope and trust.
GUARDED SPEECH WHAT a lesson public men might learn, and others too, by the study of Lincoln's TACT and SILENCE. By this is meant his careful avoid- ance of the pitfalls of speech either spoken or written. There is nothing more dangerous to the reputation of a man in high place than ill-con- sidered or impulsive statements.
What to read after Lincoln Lessons for Today?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Newkirk to read onlineMoreLess
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