Address By Hon Chauncey M Depew
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One man blocked the way, and with such tremendous force and superb ability that his efibrt consolidated the free sentiment of the country, abolished slavery and saved the Union. That man was Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln and Douglas were rivals in youth for the hand of the lady who married the former, and contestants in after years for the United States Senate and the Presidency. Douglas had been for more than 12 a decade without a peer on the platform in Illinois, and Lincoln, after years of effort..., had come to be recog- nized as the only orator who could be safely pitted against him. Douglas possessed national fame, while Lincoln had only a state reputation. I heard Horace Greeley, who knew better than any one the intellectual powers of the politicians of his time, say that though many men could excel Douglas in a single speech, he had no equal in the country in a debate prolonged for days or weeks. He could so misstate and then demolish his adversary's position that it was next to impossible to make clear to an audience wherein lay the falsehood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One man blocked the way, and with such tremendous force and superb ability that his efibrt consolidated the free sentiment of the country, abolished slavery and saved the Union. That man was Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln and Douglas were rivals in youth for the hand of the lady who married the former, and contestants in after years for the United States Senate and the Presidency. Douglas had been for more than 12 a decade without a peer on the platform in Illinois, and Lincoln, after years of effort..., had come to be recog- nized as the only orator who could be safely pitted against him. Douglas possessed national fame, while Lincoln had only a state reputation. I heard Horace Greeley, who knew better than any one the intellectual powers of the politicians of his time, say that though many men could excel Douglas in a single speech, he had no equal in the country in a debate prolonged for days or weeks. He could so misstate and then demolish his adversary's position that it was next to impossible to make clear to an audience wherein lay the falsehood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey M Chauncey Mitchell Depew to read onlineMoreLess
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