Abraham Lincoln Personal Reminiscences of the Martyred President
Abraham Lincoln Personal Reminiscences of the Martyred President
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They rise up among the moiling multitude like the tall cedars of Lebanon, and cast their hopeful shadows over all that is holy, through the eons of eternity. The grandeur of manhood was never surpassed by that which enveloped the immortal soul of Abraham 37 Lincoln. The soul of man is the gift of God, and in His keeping, and we should not hesitate to believe, that when Lincoln, in his second inaugural address, uttered those undying words: "With malice toward none, with charity for all, " the di...vine precept which those words imply were imparted to him by the lov- ing Father of us all.
The political campaign of 1858 was really a con- test between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Doug- las as to whether Douglas should be re-elected to the Senate of the United States, or whether Lincoln should be elected by the Legislature of Illinois to suc- ceed him. This political contest was not only one in which the people of Illinois were seriously and earn- estly interested, but was a question which made the joint debates between Lincoln and Douglas of na- tional interest, and commanded most serious atten- tion among the people and all political parties in the L^nited States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They rise up among the moiling multitude like the tall cedars of Lebanon, and cast their hopeful shadows over all that is holy, through the eons of eternity. The grandeur of manhood was never surpassed by that which enveloped the immortal soul of Abraham 37 Lincoln. The soul of man is the gift of God, and in His keeping, and we should not hesitate to believe, that when Lincoln, in his second inaugural address, uttered those undying words: "With malice toward none, with charity for all, " the di...vine precept which those words imply were imparted to him by the lov- ing Father of us all.
The political campaign of 1858 was really a con- test between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Doug- las as to whether Douglas should be re-elected to the Senate of the United States, or whether Lincoln should be elected by the Legislature of Illinois to suc- ceed him. This political contest was not only one in which the people of Illinois were seriously and earn- estly interested, but was a question which made the joint debates between Lincoln and Douglas of na- tional interest, and commanded most serious atten- tion among the people and all political parties in the L^nited States.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln Personal Reminiscences of the Martyred President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jayne to read onlineMoreLess
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