Abraham Lincoln Memorial Address Delivered At the Lincoln Centennial Celebratio
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Address Delivered At the Lincoln Centennial Celebratio
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Many writers have shown what Lincoln's experience at the bar meant for him in his later historic guidance of Legalism the nation. But the best gift these twenty-three years in ^^*»<^<>*« *« the legal profession brought him was that it created in Mysticism him a legal conscience, which proved immune against the excesses of mysticism. He certainly considered slavery as the sin, par excellence. "If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong, " and to this conviction of the wrong of slavery, statements... may be quoted dating from his earli- est manhood. About this fact all the best authorities are agreed now, whatever doubts there may have been ex- pressed concerning it a generation ago, and there is no necessity to adduce here more proofs. But he was equally i8 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Lawlessness the Supreme Crime convinced of the supremacy of the law, as embodied in the Constitution, its authorized interpretations, and the enactments made under its provisions. Liberty is sacred, but so is the Constitution, the sacred writ of the United States, and in opposition to the most distinguished of his colleagues, he was loath to agree that it can be ruled out of court by the "higher law, " or the "unwritten law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many writers have shown what Lincoln's experience at the bar meant for him in his later historic guidance of Legalism the nation. But the best gift these twenty-three years in ^^*»<^<>*« *« the legal profession brought him was that it created in Mysticism him a legal conscience, which proved immune against the excesses of mysticism. He certainly considered slavery as the sin, par excellence. "If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong, " and to this conviction of the wrong of slavery, statements... may be quoted dating from his earli- est manhood. About this fact all the best authorities are agreed now, whatever doubts there may have been ex- pressed concerning it a generation ago, and there is no necessity to adduce here more proofs. But he was equally i8 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Lawlessness the Supreme Crime convinced of the supremacy of the law, as embodied in the Constitution, its authorized interpretations, and the enactments made under its provisions. Liberty is sacred, but so is the Constitution, the sacred writ of the United States, and in opposition to the most distinguished of his colleagues, he was loath to agree that it can be ruled out of court by the "higher law, " or the "unwritten law.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln Memorial Address Delivered At the Lincoln Centennial Celebratio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schechter, S. (Solomon), 1847-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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