Abraham Lincoln volume 1
Abraham Lincoln volume 1
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He borrowed two hundred dollars from Coleman Smoot, an admiring friend, which sum was duly paid back. VandaHa was about seventy-five miles southeast of New Salem, and clad in fine raiment and new dignity, Lincoln set out to assume a r61e in government. Part of the way he rode, most of it he walked.
The capital had a population of eight hundred souls, a far larger center than Lincoln had ever lived in. There was a brick courthouse, three taverns, a land office, and two newspapers. Among the inha...bitants were lawyers, physicians, and a number of eminent Illinois politicians. The court- house had square pillars and a belfry. Its furnish- ings were plain wooden desks and benches. The men who met there to make laws were for the most part plain in dress and speech. Jean suits, one of which Lincoln wore, were in the majority. Three dollars a day was the salary paid the representa- tives.
During this first winter of legislative life, little was done by Lincoln save to get acquainted with his associates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He borrowed two hundred dollars from Coleman Smoot, an admiring friend, which sum was duly paid back. VandaHa was about seventy-five miles southeast of New Salem, and clad in fine raiment and new dignity, Lincoln set out to assume a r61e in government. Part of the way he rode, most of it he walked.
The capital had a population of eight hundred souls, a far larger center than Lincoln had ever lived in. There was a brick courthouse, three taverns, a land office, and two newspapers. Among the inha...bitants were lawyers, physicians, and a number of eminent Illinois politicians. The court- house had square pillars and a belfry. Its furnish- ings were plain wooden desks and benches. The men who met there to make laws were for the most part plain in dress and speech. Jean suits, one of which Lincoln wore, were in the majority. Three dollars a day was the salary paid the representa- tives.
During this first winter of legislative life, little was done by Lincoln save to get acquainted with his associates.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Edwin Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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