Chief Justice Chase
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Mr. Chase feared nothing. He was as averse to war as anybody. But he aimed at justice and righteousness above all things. His moral courage was equal to every occasion. It was buttressed all around by every faculty and quality of his natui'e. There was never any other question with him but wdiat was the right thing to do, not what was expedient. Originally a Democrat, he left the Democratic party in the heyday of its power and its glory, on a conviction that it was wrong on the slavery question.... He espoused the cause of the slave when it was hopeless. Solitary and alone he raised his flag, and called for recruits when tbere were few to follow. In all bis administrative acts he pursued the same line of action. He did the same in his comparatively brief Congressional career. He did not seek what was pop- ular, l)ut vigorously pursued his own ideas, and left the world to follow or refuse to follow as it might. His aim through life was to shape events. This was particu- larly the case while he was in office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Chase feared nothing. He was as averse to war as anybody. But he aimed at justice and righteousness above all things. His moral courage was equal to every occasion. It was buttressed all around by every faculty and quality of his natui'e. There was never any other question with him but wdiat was the right thing to do, not what was expedient. Originally a Democrat, he left the Democratic party in the heyday of its power and its glory, on a conviction that it was wrong on the slavery question.... He espoused the cause of the slave when it was hopeless. Solitary and alone he raised his flag, and called for recruits when tbere were few to follow. In all bis administrative acts he pursued the same line of action. He did the same in his comparatively brief Congressional career. He did not seek what was pop- ular, l)ut vigorously pursued his own ideas, and left the world to follow or refuse to follow as it might. His aim through life was to shape events. This was particu- larly the case while he was in office.
What to read after Chief Justice Chase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pike, James Shepherd, 1811-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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