Abraham Lincoln C.1
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General Scott suggested a division of the country into four con- federacies. Greeley begged that the erring sis- ters be permitted to go in peace. William Lloyd Garrison said that the people of the North should recognize the fact that "THE UNION IS DIS- SOLVED." And much more there was of the same kind, and worse, if worse could be, and to deal with it all, a country lawyer, without military training, without experience in admin- istration, and whose most distinguished official service had been... one undistinguished term in Congress.
He bade farewell to his friends at Springfield in words suggesting a foreboding that he would never return. He went "to assume a task more difficult than that which devolved upon General Washington." His trust for its performance was in the people. Upon them depended the salva- tion of the Union, and upon them depended the preservation of what had been gained for free- dom by his election. He was willing to secure the Southern States in what he believed were their rights under the Constitution, and by amendments to express in that instrument what he believed to be implied therein.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Scott suggested a division of the country into four con- federacies. Greeley begged that the erring sis- ters be permitted to go in peace. William Lloyd Garrison said that the people of the North should recognize the fact that "THE UNION IS DIS- SOLVED." And much more there was of the same kind, and worse, if worse could be, and to deal with it all, a country lawyer, without military training, without experience in admin- istration, and whose most distinguished official service had been... one undistinguished term in Congress.
He bade farewell to his friends at Springfield in words suggesting a foreboding that he would never return. He went "to assume a task more difficult than that which devolved upon General Washington." His trust for its performance was in the people. Upon them depended the salva- tion of the Union, and upon them depended the preservation of what had been gained for free- dom by his election. He was willing to secure the Southern States in what he believed were their rights under the Constitution, and by amendments to express in that instrument what he believed to be implied therein.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln C.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lehmann, Frederick W. (Frederick William), 1853-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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