Abraham Lincoln the Worlds Great Martyr
Abraham Lincoln the Worlds Great Martyr
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He rings the door-bell, and desires to see the head of the house, who is sick upon his couch, telling the servant that he had a prescription from the physician for his patient, and must see him in person. He is refused, and then rushes rudely by. In the hall he is met by the son of the sick man, whom he at once fells senseless upon the floor. He then bursts in the room, uses his dagger on the three male attendants of the invalid, including another son, and when they are overpowered, springs to ...the sick couch, and then plants his glittering steel in the throat and sinks it in the bosom of William H. Seward, Secretary of State. He then rushes to the door, mounts his horse, and is off, having, as he thought, fully completed his work of blood and death.
The attack on the sick and helpless Piemier was, if possi- ble, more brutal and fiendish than that of the murder of the President. Ah, none but a devil in human shape could do a deed like that. And I affirm here to-day with calmness and deliberation, that it is my honest conviction that there is not a devil in all the extended caverns of Hell, that has a natiu'e more polluted, and a heart more black and loathesome than those of the fiends who committed these great crimes against God, America, and the World.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rings the door-bell, and desires to see the head of the house, who is sick upon his couch, telling the servant that he had a prescription from the physician for his patient, and must see him in person. He is refused, and then rushes rudely by. In the hall he is met by the son of the sick man, whom he at once fells senseless upon the floor. He then bursts in the room, uses his dagger on the three male attendants of the invalid, including another son, and when they are overpowered, springs to ...the sick couch, and then plants his glittering steel in the throat and sinks it in the bosom of William H. Seward, Secretary of State. He then rushes to the door, mounts his horse, and is off, having, as he thought, fully completed his work of blood and death.
The attack on the sick and helpless Piemier was, if possi- ble, more brutal and fiendish than that of the murder of the President. Ah, none but a devil in human shape could do a deed like that. And I affirm here to-day with calmness and deliberation, that it is my honest conviction that there is not a devil in all the extended caverns of Hell, that has a natiu'e more polluted, and a heart more black and loathesome than those of the fiends who committed these great crimes against God, America, and the World.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln the Worlds Great Martyr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles From Old Catalog Backman to read onlineMoreLess
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