Daniel Webster An Oration
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He stood from the first the acknowledged equal of the most distin- guished of his associates. In later years he acted with the suc- cessors of those I have named, with Benton, Burgess, Edward Liv- ingston, Hayne, McDuffie, McLean, Sergeant, Clayton, Wilde, Storrs, our own Bates, Davis, Gorham, Choate, and others who still survive; but it will readily be admitted that he never sunk from the position which he assumed at the outset of his career, or stood second to any man in any part of the count...ry.
THE QUESTIONS DISCUSSED IN HIS TIME.
If we now look for a moment at the public questions with which he was called to deal in the course of his career, and with which he did deal, in the most masterly manner, as they succes- sively came up, we shall find new proofs of his great ability. When he first came forward in life, the two great belligerent DANIEL WEBSTER. |g7 powers of Europe, contending with each other for the mastery of the world, despising our youthful weakness and impatient of our gainful neutrality, in violation now admitted of the Law of Nations, emulated each other in the war waged upon our com- merce and the insults offered to our flag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood from the first the acknowledged equal of the most distin- guished of his associates. In later years he acted with the suc- cessors of those I have named, with Benton, Burgess, Edward Liv- ingston, Hayne, McDuffie, McLean, Sergeant, Clayton, Wilde, Storrs, our own Bates, Davis, Gorham, Choate, and others who still survive; but it will readily be admitted that he never sunk from the position which he assumed at the outset of his career, or stood second to any man in any part of the count...ry.
THE QUESTIONS DISCUSSED IN HIS TIME.
If we now look for a moment at the public questions with which he was called to deal in the course of his career, and with which he did deal, in the most masterly manner, as they succes- sively came up, we shall find new proofs of his great ability. When he first came forward in life, the two great belligerent DANIEL WEBSTER. |g7 powers of Europe, contending with each other for the mastery of the world, despising our youthful weakness and impatient of our gainful neutrality, in violation now admitted of the Law of Nations, emulated each other in the war waged upon our com- merce and the insults offered to our flag.
What to read after Daniel Webster An Oration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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