Abe Lincolns Yarns And Stories
Abe Lincolns Yarns And Stories
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" Having submitted "Some Thoughts for the President's Consideration" — a lengthy paper intended as an outline of the policy, both domestic and foreign, the Administration should pursue — he was not more surprised at the magnanimity and kindness of President Lincoln's reply than the thor- ough mastery of the subject displayed by the President.
A few months later, when the Secretary had begun to understand Mr. Lincoln, he was quick and generous to acknowledge his power.
"Executive force and vigor... are rare qualities, " he wrote to Mrs. Seward. "The President is the best of us. " HOW UNCOLN "COMPOSED. " Superintendent Chandler, of the Telegraph Ofifice in the War Depart- ment, once told how President Lincoln wrote telegrams. Said he: "Mr. Lincoln frequently wrote telegrams in my office. His method of composition was slow and laborious. It was evident that he thought out what he was going to say before he touched his pen to the paper. He would sit looking out of the window, his left elbow on the table, his hand scratching his temple, his lips moving, and frequently he spoke the sentence aloud or in a half whisper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Having submitted "Some Thoughts for the President's Consideration" — a lengthy paper intended as an outline of the policy, both domestic and foreign, the Administration should pursue — he was not more surprised at the magnanimity and kindness of President Lincoln's reply than the thor- ough mastery of the subject displayed by the President.
A few months later, when the Secretary had begun to understand Mr. Lincoln, he was quick and generous to acknowledge his power.
"Executive force and vigor... are rare qualities, " he wrote to Mrs. Seward. "The President is the best of us. " HOW UNCOLN "COMPOSED. " Superintendent Chandler, of the Telegraph Ofifice in the War Depart- ment, once told how President Lincoln wrote telegrams. Said he: "Mr. Lincoln frequently wrote telegrams in my office. His method of composition was slow and laborious. It was evident that he thought out what he was going to say before he touched his pen to the paper. He would sit looking out of the window, his left elbow on the table, his hand scratching his temple, his lips moving, and frequently he spoke the sentence aloud or in a half whisper.
What to read after Abe Lincolns Yarns And Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclure, Alexander K. (Alexander Kelly), 1828-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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