History of Illinois in Words of One Syllable
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At the e-lec-tion of 1859, tne slav-er-y ques-tion was the one great is-sue. Steph-en A. Doug-las and A-bra-ham Lin-coin en-ter-ed the a-re-na as lead-ers of the op-pos-ing par-ties, and a great con- test fol-low-ed, the whole his-tory of which de- serves the care-ful stud-y of ev-er-y pa-tri-ot-ic A-mer-i-can. These were might-y foe-men, and the cause at is-sue call-ed forth their great pow-ers HISTORY OF ILLINOIS. '755 to the ut-ter-most. In re-sponse to a chal-lenge sent to Doug-las by Lin-c...oin, a se-ries of pub-lie dis-cus-sions was ar-rang-ed, and in the au-tumn of 1858, sev-en of the great-est de-bates ev-er con- duct-ed in any land took place in Ot-ta-wa, Free- port, Jones-bor-o, Charles-ton, Gales-burg, Quincy and Al-ton. Hap-pi-ly, these o-ral de-bates have been pre-serv-ed in book form, and they con-sti- tute an im-port-ant part of the class-ics of A-mer-i- can his-to-ric lit-er-a-ture.
Mr. Doug-las won the bat-tie for the Sen-a-tor- ship, but this con-test gave A-mer-i-ca her great E-man-ci-pa-tor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the e-lec-tion of 1859, tne slav-er-y ques-tion was the one great is-sue. Steph-en A. Doug-las and A-bra-ham Lin-coin en-ter-ed the a-re-na as lead-ers of the op-pos-ing par-ties, and a great con- test fol-low-ed, the whole his-tory of which de- serves the care-ful stud-y of ev-er-y pa-tri-ot-ic A-mer-i-can. These were might-y foe-men, and the cause at is-sue call-ed forth their great pow-ers HISTORY OF ILLINOIS. '755 to the ut-ter-most. In re-sponse to a chal-lenge sent to Doug-las by Lin-c...oin, a se-ries of pub-lie dis-cus-sions was ar-rang-ed, and in the au-tumn of 1858, sev-en of the great-est de-bates ev-er con- duct-ed in any land took place in Ot-ta-wa, Free- port, Jones-bor-o, Charles-ton, Gales-burg, Quincy and Al-ton. Hap-pi-ly, these o-ral de-bates have been pre-serv-ed in book form, and they con-sti- tute an im-port-ant part of the class-ics of A-mer-i- can his-to-ric lit-er-a-ture.
Mr. Doug-las won the bat-tie for the Sen-a-tor- ship, but this con-test gave A-mer-i-ca her great E-man-ci-pa-tor.
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