John Randolph
John Randolph
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Jefferson, Mr. Madison, Mr. Monroe, Mr.
Clay, not to speak of a score of smaller yictims like Gideon Granger, the poor clerk Vanzandt, and many an old member, must have smiled on reading this announcement that Randolph's frank, brave heart repudiated the use of the poisoned arrow, the tomahawk, and the scalping- knif e. He was happier, because truer to himseU, in the more brutal forms of personal attack, as in turning on Mr. Beecher of Ohio, who per- sisted in breaking his long pauses by motion...s fer the previous question : ^^ Mr. Speaker, in the Netherlands a man of small capacity, with bits of wood and leather, will in a few moments con- struct a toy that, with the pressure of the finger and the thumb, will cry, * Cuckoo ! Cuckoo ! ' With less of ingenuity and inferior materials the people of Ohio have made a toy that will, without much pressure, cry, * Previous quea* tion, Mr. Speaker! Previous question, Mr.
Speaker I ' " This must have been very effect- ive as spoken with his shrill voice, and accented by his pointing finger, but it may be doubted whether Randolph ever produced much serioua effect in the elevated style.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jefferson, Mr. Madison, Mr. Monroe, Mr.
Clay, not to speak of a score of smaller yictims like Gideon Granger, the poor clerk Vanzandt, and many an old member, must have smiled on reading this announcement that Randolph's frank, brave heart repudiated the use of the poisoned arrow, the tomahawk, and the scalping- knif e. He was happier, because truer to himseU, in the more brutal forms of personal attack, as in turning on Mr. Beecher of Ohio, who per- sisted in breaking his long pauses by motion...s fer the previous question : ^^ Mr. Speaker, in the Netherlands a man of small capacity, with bits of wood and leather, will in a few moments con- struct a toy that, with the pressure of the finger and the thumb, will cry, * Cuckoo ! Cuckoo ! ' With less of ingenuity and inferior materials the people of Ohio have made a toy that will, without much pressure, cry, * Previous quea* tion, Mr. Speaker! Previous question, Mr.
Speaker I ' " This must have been very effect- ive as spoken with his shrill voice, and accented by his pointing finger, but it may be doubted whether Randolph ever produced much serioua effect in the elevated style.
What to read after John Randolph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Henry, 1838-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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