John Hay Author And Statesman
John Hay Author And Statesman
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Garfield, Hayes, McKinley, Hanna, and others were friends worth having, who would not be likely to overlook merit be- cause it was modest when the day for its recog- nition should arrive. Mr. Hayes was the first to reach the presidential chair and chose Mr. Evarts as his Secretary of State, who had Fred- erick Seward as his assistant until failing health compelled his resignation.
In looking for a successor it was agreed by the principals that John Hay was the one man for the place. It was diff...icult to persuade him to accept it. At first he declined, but after an interview with Mr. Reid he consented, and served the Department of State through- out the remainder of Mr. Evarts' term. He took lessons in diplomacy at close range, which would be useful to him by and by. Possibly he was coming on as fast as he wished to. He was only thirty-eight; he had no need of the < S9> John Hay, Author and Statesman salary; he was well established in Washing- ton, where he had built an elegant house; and there were others who had made sacrifices for the party and expected a share in the distri- bution of spoils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Garfield, Hayes, McKinley, Hanna, and others were friends worth having, who would not be likely to overlook merit be- cause it was modest when the day for its recog- nition should arrive. Mr. Hayes was the first to reach the presidential chair and chose Mr. Evarts as his Secretary of State, who had Fred- erick Seward as his assistant until failing health compelled his resignation.
In looking for a successor it was agreed by the principals that John Hay was the one man for the place. It was diff...icult to persuade him to accept it. At first he declined, but after an interview with Mr. Reid he consented, and served the Department of State through- out the remainder of Mr. Evarts' term. He took lessons in diplomacy at close range, which would be useful to him by and by. Possibly he was coming on as fast as he wished to. He was only thirty-eight; he had no need of the < S9> John Hay, Author and Statesman salary; he was well established in Washing- ton, where he had built an elegant house; and there were others who had made sacrifices for the party and expected a share in the distri- bution of spoils.
What to read after John Hay Author And Statesman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ta00 to read onlineMoreLess
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