Abraham Lincoln : a Character Sketch Copy 1
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Douglas with clearness and force. He so completely un- covered his purposes that he carried his audience captive, and his speech was so permeated with intense moral con- 48 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
viction, that he often quivered with emotion in its utter- ance. Others addressed the people that day, but to Mr.
Lincoln was awarded the honor of having pierced the armor of his antagonist, and of having won the right to carry the standard of freedom into the battle that could not be averted.
The Abolitioni...sts of the state now sought to commit him fully to their programme. They felt that in his Anti-Nebraska utterances he was with them and ought to declare himself fully, but he avoided them. The time for him had not yet come. In the fullness of time he could be more useful to the cause of union and freedom by a conservative record than if he had been open to the charge of being a fanatical abolitionist. On the question of the Anti-Nebraska Bill he could take strong ground, and he followed Mr. Douglas to Peoria to repeat the same triumph in debate as at Springfield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas with clearness and force. He so completely un- covered his purposes that he carried his audience captive, and his speech was so permeated with intense moral con- 48 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
viction, that he often quivered with emotion in its utter- ance. Others addressed the people that day, but to Mr.
Lincoln was awarded the honor of having pierced the armor of his antagonist, and of having won the right to carry the standard of freedom into the battle that could not be averted.
The Abolitioni...sts of the state now sought to commit him fully to their programme. They felt that in his Anti-Nebraska utterances he was with them and ought to declare himself fully, but he avoided them. The time for him had not yet come. In the fullness of time he could be more useful to the cause of union and freedom by a conservative record than if he had been open to the charge of being a fanatical abolitionist. On the question of the Anti-Nebraska Bill he could take strong ground, and he followed Mr. Douglas to Peoria to repeat the same triumph in debate as at Springfield.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln : a Character Sketch Copy 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheppard, Robert Dickinson, B. 1846 to read onlineMoreLess
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