Lincoln And Prohibition
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is that neither Nicolay nor Hay considered them of great importance. They wrote him down as a total abstainer and a friend of temperance, and they let it go at that. That fact was generally known. James B. Merwin offered them data con- cerning Lincoln's efforts in 1855 in behalf of the Illinois dry law, but they did not seem to want it.
Lincoln never really confided in Nicolay. The latter knew all about Lincoln as President, but little about Lincoln as a man.
Lincoln's partner, Herndon, in anal...yzing the character of his long-time law partner, says : "Mr.
Lincoln never had a confidant, and therefore never unbosomed himself to others. He never spoke of his trials to me, or so far as I know, to any of his friends." Judge David Davis, who presided on the cir- cuit in Illinois which Lincoln and others "rode," says : "I knew the man so well ; he was the most 106 LINCOLN AND PROHIBITION 107 reticent, secretive man I ever saw or expect to see." Leonard Swett is well known to have been the one whose counsels were the most welcome to Lincoln, and who doubtless did counsel him with more freedom than any other man..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is that neither Nicolay nor Hay considered them of great importance. They wrote him down as a total abstainer and a friend of temperance, and they let it go at that. That fact was generally known. James B. Merwin offered them data con- cerning Lincoln's efforts in 1855 in behalf of the Illinois dry law, but they did not seem to want it.
Lincoln never really confided in Nicolay. The latter knew all about Lincoln as President, but little about Lincoln as a man.
Lincoln's partner, Herndon, in anal...yzing the character of his long-time law partner, says : "Mr.
Lincoln never had a confidant, and therefore never unbosomed himself to others. He never spoke of his trials to me, or so far as I know, to any of his friends." Judge David Davis, who presided on the cir- cuit in Illinois which Lincoln and others "rode," says : "I knew the man so well ; he was the most 106 LINCOLN AND PROHIBITION 107 reticent, secretive man I ever saw or expect to see." Leonard Swett is well known to have been the one whose counsels were the most welcome to Lincoln, and who doubtless did counsel him with more freedom than any other man..
What to read after Lincoln And Prohibition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Thomas White to read onlineMoreLess
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