Daniel Webster
Daniel Webster
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Ogden presided, Mr. Webster, in the course of his remarks upon the political situa- tion, made the following reference to that distin- guished lawyer: "I propose, " said he, "to state to you a series of facts; net to argue upon them, not to mystify them, nor to draw any unjust H inference from them; but merely to state the case, in the plainest manner, as I understand it. And I wish, gentlemen, that, in order to be able to do this in the best and most convincing manner, I had the ability of my ...learned friend (Mr. Ogden), whom you have / all so often heard, and who usually states his case in such a manner thai, when stated, it is already very well argued. " On another notable occasion in New York — a grand banquet, given in honor of Mr. Webster, at which Chancellor Kent was the presiding officer, and at which Ex-Chief Justice Spencer was present as an invited guest, — Mr. Webster thus happily alludes to these great masters of the law: " Gentlemen, " said lie, " before I resume my seat, a highly grati- fying duty remains to be performed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ogden presided, Mr. Webster, in the course of his remarks upon the political situa- tion, made the following reference to that distin- guished lawyer: "I propose, " said he, "to state to you a series of facts; net to argue upon them, not to mystify them, nor to draw any unjust H inference from them; but merely to state the case, in the plainest manner, as I understand it. And I wish, gentlemen, that, in order to be able to do this in the best and most convincing manner, I had the ability of my ...learned friend (Mr. Ogden), whom you have / all so often heard, and who usually states his case in such a manner thai, when stated, it is already very well argued. " On another notable occasion in New York — a grand banquet, given in honor of Mr. Webster, at which Chancellor Kent was the presiding officer, and at which Ex-Chief Justice Spencer was present as an invited guest, — Mr. Webster thus happily alludes to these great masters of the law: " Gentlemen, " said lie, " before I resume my seat, a highly grati- fying duty remains to be performed.
What to read after Daniel Webster?
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