Eulogy On President Lincoln
Eulogy On President Lincoln
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Lincoln's sweep of good nature blew down all the fences around his position, and so left him out in common where the whole herd felt at liberty to browse. He M^as the first President who had time to see and hear every one. In civil war he has been civil to all. Blood never heated his blood. Place never made him forget his place. Thoughtful, studious, abstemious, industrious, the man of the people. Elected for all, with an ear for all, at home always in, his hand always out, ten chances to one i...f you or I go to the White House with a new invention to cradle wheat, a telegram from Gen. Grant's last battle does not surprise him with the instrument in his hand testing its merits in front of the White House. Tliis is the democracy of manners linked to the democracy of principles. Sympathy for man which place cannot displace, and which springs only from the noblest natm-es, tested by the trials of the loftiest station. The war has produced nothing more remarkable than the growtli of this character on the cause and the age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln's sweep of good nature blew down all the fences around his position, and so left him out in common where the whole herd felt at liberty to browse. He M^as the first President who had time to see and hear every one. In civil war he has been civil to all. Blood never heated his blood. Place never made him forget his place. Thoughtful, studious, abstemious, industrious, the man of the people. Elected for all, with an ear for all, at home always in, his hand always out, ten chances to one i...f you or I go to the White House with a new invention to cradle wheat, a telegram from Gen. Grant's last battle does not surprise him with the instrument in his hand testing its merits in front of the White House. Tliis is the democracy of manners linked to the democracy of principles. Sympathy for man which place cannot displace, and which springs only from the noblest natm-es, tested by the trials of the loftiest station. The war has produced nothing more remarkable than the growtli of this character on the cause and the age.
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