A Funeral Oration
A Funeral Oration
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His was no hair-splitting in trifling and vain disputations. But with the earnestness and solemnity of a profound intellect conscious of great powers and therefore responsible for their just use, he zeal- ously and actively employed them in great and as he believed most vital questions — the fundamental and essential principles of government and of public rights. And it is doubtful whe ther, in this department of republican life and duty, he had his equal amongst his countrymen of any era. In a...ddition to that invariable impulse to its own exertion which every predominant faculty necessarily creates, an event in his political career called forth and ever kept his peculiar powers in a most bitter and morbid exercise. He was displaced, you will remember, from his natural rank of priority in his party, by an intrigue of a man far more skilled in such arts than an earnest and guileless nature like his ever was or ever could have been. And being thus foiled in his high aim of presidential and national honors — and it will be long ere our country will have a fitter or better president than he would have been — he devoted himself as if by superstitious rites, to the alternate propaga- tion and defence of his special political doctrine, which at once suited and required such mental traits as I have ascribed to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His was no hair-splitting in trifling and vain disputations. But with the earnestness and solemnity of a profound intellect conscious of great powers and therefore responsible for their just use, he zeal- ously and actively employed them in great and as he believed most vital questions — the fundamental and essential principles of government and of public rights. And it is doubtful whe ther, in this department of republican life and duty, he had his equal amongst his countrymen of any era. In a...ddition to that invariable impulse to its own exertion which every predominant faculty necessarily creates, an event in his political career called forth and ever kept his peculiar powers in a most bitter and morbid exercise. He was displaced, you will remember, from his natural rank of priority in his party, by an intrigue of a man far more skilled in such arts than an earnest and guileless nature like his ever was or ever could have been. And being thus foiled in his high aim of presidential and national honors — and it will be long ere our country will have a fitter or better president than he would have been — he devoted himself as if by superstitious rites, to the alternate propaga- tion and defence of his special political doctrine, which at once suited and required such mental traits as I have ascribed to him.
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