Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Henry H Starkweather a Represe
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Henry H Starkweather a Represe
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STARKWEATHER. 23 other. And usually it is difficult, without the favorable concurrence of these accidents, for two busy members of this House to become very intimately acquainted with each other.
Mr. STARKWEATHER was a member of this House several years before I could say that I had any intimate acquaint- ance with him. It was only when our duties brought us together upon the same committee that I came to realize how much I had lost in the four years during which he had been a member of this bo...dy. Our service together on a very laborious committee gave me unusual opportuni- ties to study the character of his mind and heart, and to know that, in the best meaning of the words, he was a true, genuine, manly man. Foremost among his high qualities was his unselfishness. He was one of the few men we meet in this ambitious tussle of public life who is willing to take up a difficult and tangled subject, patiently work it out, and put his results into the com- mon fund of work as cheerfully and faithfully as if the duties and the honors were all his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STARKWEATHER. 23 other. And usually it is difficult, without the favorable concurrence of these accidents, for two busy members of this House to become very intimately acquainted with each other.
Mr. STARKWEATHER was a member of this House several years before I could say that I had any intimate acquaint- ance with him. It was only when our duties brought us together upon the same committee that I came to realize how much I had lost in the four years during which he had been a member of this bo...dy. Our service together on a very laborious committee gave me unusual opportuni- ties to study the character of his mind and heart, and to know that, in the best meaning of the words, he was a true, genuine, manly man. Foremost among his high qualities was his unselfishness. He was one of the few men we meet in this ambitious tussle of public life who is willing to take up a difficult and tangled subject, patiently work it out, and put his results into the com- mon fund of work as cheerfully and faithfully as if the duties and the honors were all his own.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Henry H Starkweather a Represe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1st Sess United States 56th Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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