Abraham Lincoln volume 2
Abraham Lincoln volume 2
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Lincoln's in- quiry as to the cause of the trouble, Mr. Stanton went over the record and the grounds for his action, and concluded with: "Now, Mr. Presi- dent, these are the facts, and you must see that your order can not be executed. " Lincoln sat upon a sofa with his legs crossed — I am quoting General Fry— and did not say a word until the Secretary's last remark. Then he said in a somewhat positive tone: "Mr. Secre- tary, I reckon you'll have to execute the order. " Stanton replied with aspe...rity — " Mr. President, I can not do it. The order is an improper one and I can not execute it. " Lincoln fixed his eye upon Stanton, and in a firm voice, and with an accent that clearly showed his determination, he said: "Mr. Secretary, it will have to be done. " "Stanton then realized" — I am still quoting General Fry — "that he was overmatched. He had made a square issue with the President and 28 been defeated, notwithstanding the fact that he was in the right. Upon an intimation from him 1 withdrew and did not witness his surrender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln's in- quiry as to the cause of the trouble, Mr. Stanton went over the record and the grounds for his action, and concluded with: "Now, Mr. Presi- dent, these are the facts, and you must see that your order can not be executed. " Lincoln sat upon a sofa with his legs crossed — I am quoting General Fry— and did not say a word until the Secretary's last remark. Then he said in a somewhat positive tone: "Mr. Secre- tary, I reckon you'll have to execute the order. " Stanton replied with aspe...rity — " Mr. President, I can not do it. The order is an improper one and I can not execute it. " Lincoln fixed his eye upon Stanton, and in a firm voice, and with an accent that clearly showed his determination, he said: "Mr. Secretary, it will have to be done. " "Stanton then realized" — I am still quoting General Fry — "that he was overmatched. He had made a square issue with the President and 28 been defeated, notwithstanding the fact that he was in the right. Upon an intimation from him 1 withdrew and did not witness his surrender.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watterson Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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