Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Edward Kenna a Senator Fro
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Edward Kenna a Senator Fro
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He was a poor man, and was admired for himself, for his noble manhood and stern devotion to principle. He regarded his friends for what they were themselves, and not for their position or worldly gear, and they in return measured him by the same rule and found him not wanting.
Simple in his habits and tastes, his life, public and private, was a continued protest against the fast growing love and de 94 Address of Mr. Alderson, of West Virginia, on the moralizing greed for wealth, and his lofty a...mbition and proud record were untarnished by the breath of suspicion.
A truer and more earnest and sincere man never lived. He was a politician, yet a statesman of the highest order, and his word given in politics, as in other aifairs, was his bond, never to be violated or broken. He scorned a mean act and detested hypocrisy, insincerity, and duplicity.
Kind-hearted, generous almost to a fault, charitable, firm and unyielding in the right, yet always open to conviction, he was the same man at all times, amid all surroundings, and under all circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a poor man, and was admired for himself, for his noble manhood and stern devotion to principle. He regarded his friends for what they were themselves, and not for their position or worldly gear, and they in return measured him by the same rule and found him not wanting.
Simple in his habits and tastes, his life, public and private, was a continued protest against the fast growing love and de 94 Address of Mr. Alderson, of West Virginia, on the moralizing greed for wealth, and his lofty a...mbition and proud record were untarnished by the breath of suspicion.
A truer and more earnest and sincere man never lived. He was a politician, yet a statesman of the highest order, and his word given in politics, as in other aifairs, was his bond, never to be violated or broken. He scorned a mean act and detested hypocrisy, insincerity, and duplicity.
Kind-hearted, generous almost to a fault, charitable, firm and unyielding in the right, yet always open to conviction, he was the same man at all times, amid all surroundings, and under all circumstances.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Edward Kenna a Senator Fro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2nd Session United States 52nd Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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