Memoir And Letters of Charles Sumner volume 2
Memoir And Letters of Charles Sumner volume 2
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When the latter was in the 156 MEMOIR OF CHARLES SUMNER. [1840-41 United States Senate, 1841-42, they treated of the same themes in correspondence. Later they were associated professionally in the boundary dispute between Massachusetts and Rhode Island. I Tlie " Five of Clubs, " now with its full complement, met at the homes of its members ; but Cleveland, whose health had been for some time delicate, became, in the summer of 1841, the prey of a disease which was soon to be fatal. At this perio...d, Sumner's relations with Dr. Samuel G. Howe, which had been friendly for some years, became very intimate. Dr. Howe was already the Superintendent of the Perkins Insti- tution for the Blind, at South Boston, — a post which he con- tinued to hold for the rest of his life. To the charm of personal qualities he added, while yet young, the fascination of his career in Greece, and of his noble work for the blind. He was still un- married, and was Sumner's senior by ten years. Sumner often sought his friend at South Boston, frequently passing the night at the institution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the latter was in the 156 MEMOIR OF CHARLES SUMNER. [1840-41 United States Senate, 1841-42, they treated of the same themes in correspondence. Later they were associated professionally in the boundary dispute between Massachusetts and Rhode Island. I Tlie " Five of Clubs, " now with its full complement, met at the homes of its members ; but Cleveland, whose health had been for some time delicate, became, in the summer of 1841, the prey of a disease which was soon to be fatal. At this perio...d, Sumner's relations with Dr. Samuel G. Howe, which had been friendly for some years, became very intimate. Dr. Howe was already the Superintendent of the Perkins Insti- tution for the Blind, at South Boston, — a post which he con- tinued to hold for the rest of his life. To the charm of personal qualities he added, while yet young, the fascination of his career in Greece, and of his noble work for the blind. He was still un- married, and was Sumner's senior by ten years. Sumner often sought his friend at South Boston, frequently passing the night at the institution.
What to read after Memoir And Letters of Charles Sumner volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lillie Pierce to read onlineMoreLess
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