Abraham Lincoln His Story volume 2
Abraham Lincoln His Story volume 2
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Pickett that every- thing would be done to make her comfortable and her home safe.
It is this simplicity and kindness which com- panions Lincoln forever in our thoughts with the gentle and heroic of older lands, so that of him John Bright, the English statesman, wrote: "In him I have observed a singular resolution honestly to do his duty, a great courage, a great gentleness under the most desperate provoca- tions, and a pity and mercifulness to his ene- mies. His simplicity did much to hide his... greatness. " CHAPTER III THE LAWYER A man stands revealed by his work. For twenty-three years Abraham Lincoln practiced law and sowed the harvest which the nation reaped in his presidency.
He was admitted to the bar in 1836, and his bar examinations consisted simply of an in- quiry into his moral character. In those frontier days judges and lawyers depended more on common-sense than on common-law, and most of the courthouses were log cabins. A contemporary of Lincoln remembered that when Judge John Reynolds sat in the Circuit Court of Washington County, the sheriff opened court by coming to the door of the one- room log-built courthouse and shouting to the crowd outside: "Come in, boys; our John is a-goin' to hold court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pickett that every- thing would be done to make her comfortable and her home safe.
It is this simplicity and kindness which com- panions Lincoln forever in our thoughts with the gentle and heroic of older lands, so that of him John Bright, the English statesman, wrote: "In him I have observed a singular resolution honestly to do his duty, a great courage, a great gentleness under the most desperate provoca- tions, and a pity and mercifulness to his ene- mies. His simplicity did much to hide his... greatness. " CHAPTER III THE LAWYER A man stands revealed by his work. For twenty-three years Abraham Lincoln practiced law and sowed the harvest which the nation reaped in his presidency.
He was admitted to the bar in 1836, and his bar examinations consisted simply of an in- quiry into his moral character. In those frontier days judges and lawyers depended more on common-sense than on common-law, and most of the courthouses were log cabins. A contemporary of Lincoln remembered that when Judge John Reynolds sat in the Circuit Court of Washington County, the sheriff opened court by coming to the door of the one- room log-built courthouse and shouting to the crowd outside: "Come in, boys; our John is a-goin' to hold court.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln His Story volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Scoville to read onlineMoreLess
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