Charles Sumner a Eulogy
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Adams tells us, he thinks that the British government expected, and for which it had already issued naval instruc- tions. Mr. Sumuer, who was most friendly with Mr. Seward, was chairman of the Sen- ate Committee of Foreign Relations, and, next to his constant and inspiring conscious- ness that he was a Senator of Massachusetts, his position as the head of that committee was the pride and glory of his official life. Few men in the country have ever heen so amply fitted for it as he. From his you...th he had heen a student of international law. He was master of its history and literature. It was his hope— surely a nohle amhition — to contribute to it something that might still further humanize the comity of nations. He was familiar with the current politics of the world, and he personally knew most of the distinguished foreign statesmen of his time. Ahove all, he hrought to his chair the lofty conviction expressed hy another master of international law, that "the same rules of morality which hold together men in fam- ilies, and which form families into common- wealths, also link together those common- wealths as memhers of the great society of mankind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams tells us, he thinks that the British government expected, and for which it had already issued naval instruc- tions. Mr. Sumuer, who was most friendly with Mr. Seward, was chairman of the Sen- ate Committee of Foreign Relations, and, next to his constant and inspiring conscious- ness that he was a Senator of Massachusetts, his position as the head of that committee was the pride and glory of his official life. Few men in the country have ever heen so amply fitted for it as he. From his you...th he had heen a student of international law. He was master of its history and literature. It was his hope— surely a nohle amhition — to contribute to it something that might still further humanize the comity of nations. He was familiar with the current politics of the world, and he personally knew most of the distinguished foreign statesmen of his time. Ahove all, he hrought to his chair the lofty conviction expressed hy another master of international law, that "the same rules of morality which hold together men in fam- ilies, and which form families into common- wealths, also link together those common- wealths as memhers of the great society of mankind.
What to read after Charles Sumner a Eulogy?
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