Lincoln the Politician
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Linder about his pretensions, saying that in one faculty at least, there could be no dispute of the gentleman's superiority over him and most other men, and that was, the faculty of so entangling "Herndon, 1, 176. ='Lamon, 201.
'" Tarbell, 1, 139. " TarbeU, 1, 139, 74 Lincoln, the Politician a subject that neither himself, nor any other man, could find head or tail to it.^* In speaking of the resolution itself, Lincoln indulged in these typical expressions: It is an old maxim and a very sound o...ne, that he who dances should always pay the fiddler.
I am decidedly opposed to the people's money being used to pay the fiddler. These capitalists generally act harmoni- ously and in concert to fleece the people ; and now that they have got into a quarrel with themselves, we are called upon to appropriate the people's money to settle the quarrel.^* The people know their rights and they are never slow to assert and maintain them when they are invaded. I make the assertion boldly, and without fear of contradiction, that no man who does not hold an office, or does not aspire to one, has ever found any fault with the bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Linder about his pretensions, saying that in one faculty at least, there could be no dispute of the gentleman's superiority over him and most other men, and that was, the faculty of so entangling "Herndon, 1, 176. ='Lamon, 201.
'" Tarbell, 1, 139. " TarbeU, 1, 139, 74 Lincoln, the Politician a subject that neither himself, nor any other man, could find head or tail to it.^* In speaking of the resolution itself, Lincoln indulged in these typical expressions: It is an old maxim and a very sound o...ne, that he who dances should always pay the fiddler.
I am decidedly opposed to the people's money being used to pay the fiddler. These capitalists generally act harmoni- ously and in concert to fleece the people ; and now that they have got into a quarrel with themselves, we are called upon to appropriate the people's money to settle the quarrel.^* The people know their rights and they are never slow to assert and maintain them when they are invaded. I make the assertion boldly, and without fear of contradiction, that no man who does not hold an office, or does not aspire to one, has ever found any fault with the bank.
What to read after Lincoln the Politician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Aaron Levy to read onlineMoreLess
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