Lincoln Lessons for Today volume 1
Lincoln Lessons for Today volume 1
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In this same city of New York, twenty-four years before Burchard killed Blaine with three R's, the attempt was made to trap Lincoln into a political speech, while he was on his pre-inaugural trip. He parried their friendly but unwise effort in this fashion : ^'I did not understand that I was brought here to make a speech: that being in this room where Daniel Webster and Henry Clay had made speeches, I should also say something worthy of myself and this audience ... Of course, I could . . . Make... an argument on a political question without much preparation. But I have been occupying a position of silence — of avoiding public speaking — and public writing. ... I am brought before you now and asked to make a speech when you all ap- prove more than anything else that I have been keeping silence. " He was cheered, and then con- tinued: ''It seems to me that the response you give to that remark ought to justify me in closing right here.
''I have said several times on this journey, and now repeat, that when the time comes I shall take the ground that I think is right — right for the North, for the South, for the East, for the West — for the whole country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this same city of New York, twenty-four years before Burchard killed Blaine with three R's, the attempt was made to trap Lincoln into a political speech, while he was on his pre-inaugural trip. He parried their friendly but unwise effort in this fashion : ^'I did not understand that I was brought here to make a speech: that being in this room where Daniel Webster and Henry Clay had made speeches, I should also say something worthy of myself and this audience ... Of course, I could . . . Make... an argument on a political question without much preparation. But I have been occupying a position of silence — of avoiding public speaking — and public writing. ... I am brought before you now and asked to make a speech when you all ap- prove more than anything else that I have been keeping silence. " He was cheered, and then con- tinued: ''It seems to me that the response you give to that remark ought to justify me in closing right here.
''I have said several times on this journey, and now repeat, that when the time comes I shall take the ground that I think is right — right for the North, for the South, for the East, for the West — for the whole country.
What to read after Lincoln Lessons for Today volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Newkirk to read onlineMoreLess
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