Makers of American History volume 1
Makers of American History volume 1
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Web- ster's point of view — a matter of concern, if we would understand a man's words and deeds, and, further still, his motives.
A. B. , VOL. VI. — 9 129 130 editor's preface The Memoir is naturally very full in explanation of certain disputed matters, which, however signifi- cant in their day, have passed out of remembrance. It contains many noble passages from Mr. Web- ster's speeches, and correspondence throwing light upon matters of discussion; it enlarges upon some points of importance in... solving questions yet in abey- ance when the memoir was written — in Mr. Web- ster's lifetime, but not now; and in other ways it presents matter which has been deemed unnecessary to the purposes of this Series, aiming to give au- thentic, readable, terse biographies of our greatest Americans. Material of that nature, therefore, has been eliminated ; but the interest and the authority of the memoir stands unquestionable, the abridg- ment serving merely to relieve it of details no longer of concern to the general reader of to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Web- ster's point of view — a matter of concern, if we would understand a man's words and deeds, and, further still, his motives.
A. B. , VOL. VI. — 9 129 130 editor's preface The Memoir is naturally very full in explanation of certain disputed matters, which, however signifi- cant in their day, have passed out of remembrance. It contains many noble passages from Mr. Web- ster's speeches, and correspondence throwing light upon matters of discussion; it enlarges upon some points of importance in... solving questions yet in abey- ance when the memoir was written — in Mr. Web- ster's lifetime, but not now; and in other ways it presents matter which has been deemed unnecessary to the purposes of this Series, aiming to give au- thentic, readable, terse biographies of our greatest Americans. Material of that nature, therefore, has been eliminated ; but the interest and the authority of the memoir stands unquestionable, the abridg- ment serving merely to relieve it of details no longer of concern to the general reader of to-day.
What to read after Makers of American History volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S John Stilwell Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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