Character And Services of Abraham Lincoln a Sermon Preached in the Eutaw Metho
Character And Services of Abraham Lincoln a Sermon Preached in the Eutaw Metho
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For that he steered. Never from that could he be bent. His personal wish for any result beside sank and was lost in the mairnitude of this. All measures were good that furthered this ; all that hindered it were bad ; and those were best tliat helped it most. He Avas ibrced into a struggle in which he i'elt that he must have the nation's energies on his side, or iail. Hence one axiom controlled his policy : as people think, they will do; as opinion rules, power goes. With an end in view that con...secrated all means, the conservation of national liberty, his sole concern, regarding policy, was to have it be a reflex of the predominant opinion of the nation, that so it might command the preponderant power of the nation. Narrowly he watched the schooling of events. As these came dimly whirling from the mists — from smoke of battles and the darkness of defeat — no keener eye was turned to see them taking shape ; no readier mind to accept their lesson. That liis policy, from first to last, was undergoing change was not, as sneeringly was said, because he was volatile, witliout a settled purpose, a reed in the wind, a feather on the wave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For that he steered. Never from that could he be bent. His personal wish for any result beside sank and was lost in the mairnitude of this. All measures were good that furthered this ; all that hindered it were bad ; and those were best tliat helped it most. He Avas ibrced into a struggle in which he i'elt that he must have the nation's energies on his side, or iail. Hence one axiom controlled his policy : as people think, they will do; as opinion rules, power goes. With an end in view that con...secrated all means, the conservation of national liberty, his sole concern, regarding policy, was to have it be a reflex of the predominant opinion of the nation, that so it might command the preponderant power of the nation. Narrowly he watched the schooling of events. As these came dimly whirling from the mists — from smoke of battles and the darkness of defeat — no keener eye was turned to see them taking shape ; no readier mind to accept their lesson. That liis policy, from first to last, was undergoing change was not, as sneeringly was said, because he was volatile, witliout a settled purpose, a reed in the wind, a feather on the wave.
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