John Hay, Author And Statesman
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James B. Angell, President Emeritus of the University of Michi- gan, dwelt upon the fitness of giving the name of John Hay to the Library, and called to mind his unusual gifts in student days — ^his extraor- dinary mastery of words and of a felicitous style, the promise of a brilliant literary future, -Cio8> Diplomacy fulfilled in so far as he devoted himself to let- ters, and the value of such attainments in his diplomatic career. Hon. Elihu Root, Senator from New York and his successor in off...ice, after paying tribute to his personal traits en- larged upon his character and achievements as Secretary of State, mentioning instances illus- trating his distinction in diplomacy, and in his labours for the welfare of the human race.
Professor Koopman, Librarian, closed the exercises by receiving the key with an appo- site interpretation of the value of the Memorial to the present and the future.
"For the library is the true chambered nau- tilus, forever enlarging its bounds, yet never relinquishing its old possessions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James B. Angell, President Emeritus of the University of Michi- gan, dwelt upon the fitness of giving the name of John Hay to the Library, and called to mind his unusual gifts in student days — ^his extraor- dinary mastery of words and of a felicitous style, the promise of a brilliant literary future, -Cio8> Diplomacy fulfilled in so far as he devoted himself to let- ters, and the value of such attainments in his diplomatic career. Hon. Elihu Root, Senator from New York and his successor in off...ice, after paying tribute to his personal traits en- larged upon his character and achievements as Secretary of State, mentioning instances illus- trating his distinction in diplomacy, and in his labours for the welfare of the human race.
Professor Koopman, Librarian, closed the exercises by receiving the key with an appo- site interpretation of the value of the Memorial to the present and the future.
"For the library is the true chambered nau- tilus, forever enlarging its bounds, yet never relinquishing its old possessions.
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 Sears, Lorenzo, 1838-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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