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It was, I was about to say, the sad mischance — but, in a higher though more painful sense, the privilege and fortune — of Chief Justice Taney, to till his place in times of revolution and unparal- leled convulsion — when blood boiled in the veins of brethren, till it was red upon a million hands. In such a crisis, no man so conspicuous as he, and yet so bound to shun the rancor of the strife, could hope for freedom from distrust and challenge. A soul, brave and tenacious as his was — so sensit...ive to duty, and so resolute to do it — provoked injus- tice not to be appeased, and dared reproaches which he might not answer. His constitutional opinions were already part of the recorded juris- prudence of the country, and he could not change them, because the tempest w^as howling. It was the conviction of his life that the Government under which we lived was of limited powers, and that its Constitution had been framed for war as well as peace. Though he died, therefore, he could not surrender that conviction at the call of the trumpet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, I was about to say, the sad mischance — but, in a higher though more painful sense, the privilege and fortune — of Chief Justice Taney, to till his place in times of revolution and unparal- leled convulsion — when blood boiled in the veins of brethren, till it was red upon a million hands. In such a crisis, no man so conspicuous as he, and yet so bound to shun the rancor of the strife, could hope for freedom from distrust and challenge. A soul, brave and tenacious as his was — so sensit...ive to duty, and so resolute to do it — provoked injus- tice not to be appeased, and dared reproaches which he might not answer. His constitutional opinions were already part of the recorded juris- prudence of the country, and he could not change them, because the tempest w^as howling. It was the conviction of his life that the Government under which we lived was of limited powers, and that its Constitution had been framed for war as well as peace. Though he died, therefore, he could not surrender that conviction at the call of the trumpet.
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