Lincoln And His Cabinet : a Lecture Delivered Before the New Haven Colony Historical Society, Tuesday, March 10, 1896
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34 They were defending their property as we would defend ours, and they were defending what they considered to be an inherent right, the right of every freeman to say whether he will submit to the government that is over him, or rebel and take the consequences. And I am bound to declare that the most of them were just as sincere in their pur- pose and their passion as we were in ours.
Mr. Lincoln was not what you would call an educated man. The college that he had attended was that which a man ...attends who gets up at daylight to hoe the corn, and sits up at night to read the best book he can find, by the side of a burning pine-knot. What education he had, he had picked up in that way.
35 He had read a great many books, and all the books that he had read he knew.
He had a tenacious memory, just as he had the ability to see the essential thing.
He never took an unimportant point and went off upon that ; but he always laid hold of the real thing, of the real question, and attended to that, without attending to the others any more than was indispensably necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34 They were defending their property as we would defend ours, and they were defending what they considered to be an inherent right, the right of every freeman to say whether he will submit to the government that is over him, or rebel and take the consequences. And I am bound to declare that the most of them were just as sincere in their pur- pose and their passion as we were in ours.
Mr. Lincoln was not what you would call an educated man. The college that he had attended was that which a man ...attends who gets up at daylight to hoe the corn, and sits up at night to read the best book he can find, by the side of a burning pine-knot. What education he had, he had picked up in that way.
35 He had read a great many books, and all the books that he had read he knew.
He had a tenacious memory, just as he had the ability to see the essential thing.
He never took an unimportant point and went off upon that ; but he always laid hold of the real thing, of the real question, and attended to that, without attending to the others any more than was indispensably necessary.
What to read after Lincoln And His Cabinet : a Lecture Delivered Before the New Haven Colony Historical Society, Tuesday, March 10, 1896?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Anderson Dana to read onlineMoreLess
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