Autobiography, Memories And Experiences
Autobiography, Memories And Experiences
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Martin F. Conway, representative of Kansas in Congress. Judge Conway — no relation of mine — ^was a native of Maryland who had gone out to Kansas in early youth, and shared the terrible trials of its struggles for freedom. On December 12, 1861, he had deUvered in Ccmgress a speech which I consider the only thorough analysis of the slave power ever heard in that body.
Bom in a slave State, he had closely studied the heart of slavery, and had learned by experiences in Kansas the fatal necessity i...t imposed on the South to rule or ruin.
Despite all he had gone through, Judge Conway was still yoimg ; his light hair and blond face, beardless, delicate, almost feminine, gave me an impression of a youth brought up in some dainty environment. There was in his eye an expression of the isolated man standing beside his paradox, but his voice was calm and sweet, and gentleness his enforcement. He had come Digitized by Google 326 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF on from Washington to urge upon us his theory of the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martin F. Conway, representative of Kansas in Congress. Judge Conway — no relation of mine — ^was a native of Maryland who had gone out to Kansas in early youth, and shared the terrible trials of its struggles for freedom. On December 12, 1861, he had deUvered in Ccmgress a speech which I consider the only thorough analysis of the slave power ever heard in that body.
Bom in a slave State, he had closely studied the heart of slavery, and had learned by experiences in Kansas the fatal necessity i...t imposed on the South to rule or ruin.
Despite all he had gone through, Judge Conway was still yoimg ; his light hair and blond face, beardless, delicate, almost feminine, gave me an impression of a youth brought up in some dainty environment. There was in his eye an expression of the isolated man standing beside his paradox, but his voice was calm and sweet, and gentleness his enforcement. He had come Digitized by Google 326 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF on from Washington to urge upon us his theory of the situation.
What to read after Autobiography, Memories And Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conway, Moncure Daniel, 1832-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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