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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Kenna, modestly made by himself, which 'forci- bly illustrates his character and career in a few words. At sixteen years of age he entered the Confederate army as a pri- vate soldier, was wounded in that service in 1864, and was sur- rendered at Shreveport, La. , in 1865. How pathetic is this brief story. A boy of sixteen, wounded in battle, carrying the musket of a private soldier, and a prisoner of war at the age of seventeen.
At twenty-two he was admitted to the bar; at twenty-four he was pr...osecuting attorney of the great county of Kanawha; at twenty-seven he was elected by the bar, under statutory provisions, a judge; at twenty-nine he was a Representative in Congress; at thirty-five he was a Senator.
Sueh is the brief, outlined history of the boy and the man who was justly the pride of his native State.
S. Mis. 66 6 82 Address of Mr. C amden, of West I 'irgiuia, on the Born in the State which accorded to him her highest honors, on the 10th day of April, 1818, we find that up to the still watches of the early morn when loving hands soothed the anguish of his dying hour, the story of his life is measured by less than forty-five summers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kenna, modestly made by himself, which 'forci- bly illustrates his character and career in a few words. At sixteen years of age he entered the Confederate army as a pri- vate soldier, was wounded in that service in 1864, and was sur- rendered at Shreveport, La. , in 1865. How pathetic is this brief story. A boy of sixteen, wounded in battle, carrying the musket of a private soldier, and a prisoner of war at the age of seventeen.
At twenty-two he was admitted to the bar; at twenty-four he was pr...osecuting attorney of the great county of Kanawha; at twenty-seven he was elected by the bar, under statutory provisions, a judge; at twenty-nine he was a Representative in Congress; at thirty-five he was a Senator.
Sueh is the brief, outlined history of the boy and the man who was justly the pride of his native State.
S. Mis. 66 6 82 Address of Mr. C amden, of West I 'irgiuia, on the Born in the State which accorded to him her highest honors, on the 10th day of April, 1818, we find that up to the still watches of the early morn when loving hands soothed the anguish of his dying hour, the story of his life is measured by less than forty-five summers.
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 2d Sess United States 52d Cong to read onlineMoreLess
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