Lincoln in Indiana a Talk
Lincoln in Indiana a Talk
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No doubt but he had read and studied about those things in some of his friends' books.
We know that he associated with and conversed with the best minds of his community and possibly for a radius of many miles. We know the history of many of the people of Spencer and Warrick Counties with whom, no doubt, he came in contact. If he did not know all of them by personal contact, he knew them through other friends. Some of those men were Judge Pitcher, Ratliff Boon, Law- yer John A. Breckenridge, Da...niel Grass, Alford Grass, Josiah Craw- ford, Andrew Crawford, John Proctor, Judge Graham, Judge De- Bruler, Thomas Britton, John Morgan and John Greathouse. All of these men were highly educated. Most of them were college graduates, some from Harvard. Some of them were special friends of Abraham Lincoln from whom he borrowed books and from whom he gathered worlds of valuable information and untold inspiration. With such men he discussed problems of public interest. He got the views of different people on the questions of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No doubt but he had read and studied about those things in some of his friends' books.
We know that he associated with and conversed with the best minds of his community and possibly for a radius of many miles. We know the history of many of the people of Spencer and Warrick Counties with whom, no doubt, he came in contact. If he did not know all of them by personal contact, he knew them through other friends. Some of those men were Judge Pitcher, Ratliff Boon, Law- yer John A. Breckenridge, Da...niel Grass, Alford Grass, Josiah Craw- ford, Andrew Crawford, John Proctor, Judge Graham, Judge De- Bruler, Thomas Britton, John Morgan and John Greathouse. All of these men were highly educated. Most of them were college graduates, some from Harvard. Some of them were special friends of Abraham Lincoln from whom he borrowed books and from whom he gathered worlds of valuable information and untold inspiration. With such men he discussed problems of public interest. He got the views of different people on the questions of the day.
What to read after Lincoln in Indiana a Talk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilbert Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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