Lincoln : Address Delivered At Quincy, Illinois, Tuesday, October 13, 1908, Before the State Historical Society of Illinois And the Lincoln-Douglas Semi-Centennial Society
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It may be that a highly educated Englishman talks English better than a highly edu- cated American, but it is certain that the people of the United States, taken as a whole, speak their language with more uni- form accuracy than the people of the British Islands, or the people of France, Germany or Italy.
Our homogeneous character, which makes the opinion of the people of the United States the greatest political power in the world, is due partly to our railways and our newspapers.
It is due to ...our habit of travelling and our habit of discussing the same public questions from one end of the country to the other. It is due to our institutions. It is due to the union of the American people and therefore, so far as it is due to any one man, it is due to Abraham Lincoln.
How can we hope to do justice to a character and career so great as his in a mere occasional address. His name has come to be one of the great names of history. To the oppressed of all nations he is the friend of humanity, the great emanci- pator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be that a highly educated Englishman talks English better than a highly edu- cated American, but it is certain that the people of the United States, taken as a whole, speak their language with more uni- form accuracy than the people of the British Islands, or the people of France, Germany or Italy.
Our homogeneous character, which makes the opinion of the people of the United States the greatest political power in the world, is due partly to our railways and our newspapers.
It is due to ...our habit of travelling and our habit of discussing the same public questions from one end of the country to the other. It is due to our institutions. It is due to the union of the American people and therefore, so far as it is due to any one man, it is due to Abraham Lincoln.
How can we hope to do justice to a character and career so great as his in a mere occasional address. His name has come to be one of the great names of history. To the oppressed of all nations he is the friend of humanity, the great emanci- pator.
What to read after Lincoln : Address Delivered At Quincy, Illinois, Tuesday, October 13, 1908, Before the State Historical Society of Illinois And the Lincoln-Douglas Semi-Centennial Society?
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