Abraham Lincolns Cardinal Traits a Study in Ethics With An Epilogue Addressed
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All men were equal, and all were kindred to the great God. This was the starting point, this the circuit, and this the goal of all his conscious thought and toil. This was his world. To penetrate its nature was to handle elements. To grasp those elements was to be inclusive. And to comprehend their native correlation was to master fundamental wisdom.
Here Lincoln shows his mental strength. Among all these elements he traced a fundamental similarity. A common pattern embraced them all. The highe...st and the lowest were essentially alike. All were dowered with kindred capacities for nobility. He never suffered him self or any of his fellowmen to forget his own elevation from lowliest ignorance and poverty to the presidency. However humble, all could rise. However ignorant, all could learn. However unbefriended, all deserved regard. Life and liberty and happiness were a common boon, an even, universal right. For fellowship with God, even when buffeted beneath divine rebukes, all might hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All men were equal, and all were kindred to the great God. This was the starting point, this the circuit, and this the goal of all his conscious thought and toil. This was his world. To penetrate its nature was to handle elements. To grasp those elements was to be inclusive. And to comprehend their native correlation was to master fundamental wisdom.
Here Lincoln shows his mental strength. Among all these elements he traced a fundamental similarity. A common pattern embraced them all. The highe...st and the lowest were essentially alike. All were dowered with kindred capacities for nobility. He never suffered him self or any of his fellowmen to forget his own elevation from lowliest ignorance and poverty to the presidency. However humble, all could rise. However ignorant, all could learn. However unbefriended, all deserved regard. Life and liberty and happiness were a common boon, an even, universal right. For fellowship with God, even when buffeted beneath divine rebukes, all might hope.
What to read after Abraham Lincolns Cardinal Traits a Study in Ethics With An Epilogue Addressed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Smith Beardslee to read onlineMoreLess
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