Eulogy On the Life Character And Public Services of the Late President Abraham
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But the draft came, and was executed ; it came again and again, and it was evidently Mr. Lincoln's determination to arm the last man upon whom ho could lay his hand, and spend the last dollar ho 19 could raise, before he would concede a particle to rebels and traitors in arms against the government. Again, the capture of Mason and Slidell sent a thrill of delight all over the country, in which no doubt the President fully shared. But there were intimations that England would demand their releas...e, or consider their retention a " casus belli. '''' She did so, and not- withstanding the outcry made against it, Mr. Lincoln gave them up. Such was his decision of character. Equally marked in the second place was his force of character. Force of character makes a person prompt, quick, energetic and ready ; and never was it more needed by mortal man than when Mr. Lincoln went to "Washington, and found everything to do, nothing to do it with, and hardly anybody to help him. When the First Regi- ment arrived in that city, June 17th, 1861, they found no bar- racks, no tents, no rooms prepared for their reception, no rations obtained for their subsistence, and no idea apparent what they were to do, where they were to go, or what they had come there to accomplish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the draft came, and was executed ; it came again and again, and it was evidently Mr. Lincoln's determination to arm the last man upon whom ho could lay his hand, and spend the last dollar ho 19 could raise, before he would concede a particle to rebels and traitors in arms against the government. Again, the capture of Mason and Slidell sent a thrill of delight all over the country, in which no doubt the President fully shared. But there were intimations that England would demand their releas...e, or consider their retention a " casus belli. '''' She did so, and not- withstanding the outcry made against it, Mr. Lincoln gave them up. Such was his decision of character. Equally marked in the second place was his force of character. Force of character makes a person prompt, quick, energetic and ready ; and never was it more needed by mortal man than when Mr. Lincoln went to "Washington, and found everything to do, nothing to do it with, and hardly anybody to help him. When the First Regi- ment arrived in that city, June 17th, 1861, they found no bar- racks, no tents, no rooms prepared for their reception, no rations obtained for their subsistence, and no idea apparent what they were to do, where they were to go, or what they had come there to accomplish.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Handel Cudworth to read onlineMoreLess
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