A Little More Light On Andrew Johnson
A Little More Light On Andrew Johnson
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" If Andrew Johnson wrote it [he says] — and the weight of authority seems to imply that he did — it shows that he ought always to have addressed his countrymen in carefully pre- pared letters and messages. " It is in the hope of contributing something to the elucida- tion of this matter of authorship that I have ventured to ask the attention of the Society to-day.
Some months ago I spent a few days in looking over the Johnson papers, now in the Library of Congress. I had no particular object i...n view, but was on a general foraging ex- pedition through the material, ready for anything that might turn up. Least of all had I in mind the matter of the author- ship of Johnson's first message. While going through the files of letters received, my curiosity was momentarily aroused by a note marked "private and confidential" (one always is un- duly attracted by that label), and signed by a man of wide reputation, whose name had never, however, been prominently associated, so far as I knew, with the career of President Johnson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If Andrew Johnson wrote it [he says] — and the weight of authority seems to imply that he did — it shows that he ought always to have addressed his countrymen in carefully pre- pared letters and messages. " It is in the hope of contributing something to the elucida- tion of this matter of authorship that I have ventured to ask the attention of the Society to-day.
Some months ago I spent a few days in looking over the Johnson papers, now in the Library of Congress. I had no particular object i...n view, but was on a general foraging ex- pedition through the material, ready for anything that might turn up. Least of all had I in mind the matter of the author- ship of Johnson's first message. While going through the files of letters received, my curiosity was momentarily aroused by a note marked "private and confidential" (one always is un- duly attracted by that label), and signed by a man of wide reputation, whose name had never, however, been prominently associated, so far as I knew, with the career of President Johnson.
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