An Address On the Life And Character of the Late Richard H Menefee
An Address On the Life And Character of the Late Richard H Menefee
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The member from Montgomery attacked their report, with so much vivacity and such remarkable ability, that they felt them- selves compelled to make a regular and formal defence, which they did seriatim, and it is no reflection upon their talent to state now, what all felt then to be true, that their young antagonist was a match for the whole. This debate and the occasion of it would have passed from my memory long since, but that they served to develope to my view for the first time, the charact...er and the pow- ers of a man evidently marked out for greatness, whose subse- quent career was one unbroken series'of splendid successes, whose genius then first fairly risen upon the public, within three years from that date, shot into the zenith with an horizon stretching to the utmost boundary of the American states. After this first ef- fort, trifling as would seem the occasion, Mr. Menefee was no longer considered in the light of a promising young man. He did 11 not climb gradually into favor and influence with the house, but, sprang at once and with an elastic ease truly surprising, into the position not only of a debater of the highest order, but of a lead- ing mind, whose ripened judgement and matured thought render- ed his counsels as valuable, as the eloquence in which they were conveyed was striking and delightful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The member from Montgomery attacked their report, with so much vivacity and such remarkable ability, that they felt them- selves compelled to make a regular and formal defence, which they did seriatim, and it is no reflection upon their talent to state now, what all felt then to be true, that their young antagonist was a match for the whole. This debate and the occasion of it would have passed from my memory long since, but that they served to develope to my view for the first time, the charact...er and the pow- ers of a man evidently marked out for greatness, whose subse- quent career was one unbroken series'of splendid successes, whose genius then first fairly risen upon the public, within three years from that date, shot into the zenith with an horizon stretching to the utmost boundary of the American states. After this first ef- fort, trifling as would seem the occasion, Mr. Menefee was no longer considered in the light of a promising young man. He did 11 not climb gradually into favor and influence with the house, but, sprang at once and with an elastic ease truly surprising, into the position not only of a debater of the highest order, but of a lead- ing mind, whose ripened judgement and matured thought render- ed his counsels as valuable, as the eloquence in which they were conveyed was striking and delightful.
What to read after An Address On the Life And Character of the Late Richard H Menefee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Francis Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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