Fifty Years Observations Opinions Experiences
Fifty Years Observations Opinions Experiences
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Both — Webster as an orator, Cal- houn as a thinker. Their places are secure in our American Hall of Fame, where their statues might fitly be placed side by side. Thus they will be thought of by succeeding generations of their countrymen. Neither of them ever reached the Presidency, but their fame will not be thereby no Fifty Years.
diminished as the decades come and go. Per- spective obscures or totally hides a small figure, while it reveals the symmetry and real grandeur of a great one. At a ...time (in the early forties) when I had the privilege of getting Mr. Calhoun's thoughts at second hand as expressed by himself in letters to a friend, he seemed to feel a far greater interest in the religion of Christ and in the question of a future state of existence than in the conten- tions of political parties or the rivalries of politi- cians. Both of these great Americans, however they may have differed on minor questions, have left on record the expression of their belief in the divinity of Jesus Christ and their trust in him as the Saviour of sinners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both — Webster as an orator, Cal- houn as a thinker. Their places are secure in our American Hall of Fame, where their statues might fitly be placed side by side. Thus they will be thought of by succeeding generations of their countrymen. Neither of them ever reached the Presidency, but their fame will not be thereby no Fifty Years.
diminished as the decades come and go. Per- spective obscures or totally hides a small figure, while it reveals the symmetry and real grandeur of a great one. At a ...time (in the early forties) when I had the privilege of getting Mr. Calhoun's thoughts at second hand as expressed by himself in letters to a friend, he seemed to feel a far greater interest in the religion of Christ and in the question of a future state of existence than in the conten- tions of political parties or the rivalries of politi- cians. Both of these great Americans, however they may have differed on minor questions, have left on record the expression of their belief in the divinity of Jesus Christ and their trust in him as the Saviour of sinners.
What to read after Fifty Years Observations Opinions Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald, O. P. (Oscar Penn), 1829-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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