Modern Eloquence volume 7
Modern Eloquence volume 7
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The younger voters had seen Mr. Greeley in a series of vigorous and original addresses preparing the pathway for his own defeat. Unmindful of these warnings, unheeding the advice of friends, Garfield spoke to large crowds as he journeyed to and from New York in August, to a great multitude in that city, to dele- gations and deputations of every kind that called at Men- tor during the summer and autumn. With innumerable critics watchful and eager to catch a phrase that might be turned into odium... or ridicule, or a sentence that might be distorted to his own or his party's injury, Garfield did not trip or halt in any one of his seventy speeches. This seems all the more remarkable when it is remembered that he did not write what he said, and yet spoke with such logical consecutiveness of thought, and such admira- ble decision of phrase, as to defy the accident of misreport and the malignity of misrepresentation.
In the beginning of his Presidential life, Garfield's expe- rience did not yield him pleasure or satisfaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The younger voters had seen Mr. Greeley in a series of vigorous and original addresses preparing the pathway for his own defeat. Unmindful of these warnings, unheeding the advice of friends, Garfield spoke to large crowds as he journeyed to and from New York in August, to a great multitude in that city, to dele- gations and deputations of every kind that called at Men- tor during the summer and autumn. With innumerable critics watchful and eager to catch a phrase that might be turned into odium... or ridicule, or a sentence that might be distorted to his own or his party's injury, Garfield did not trip or halt in any one of his seventy speeches. This seems all the more remarkable when it is remembered that he did not write what he said, and yet spoke with such logical consecutiveness of thought, and such admira- ble decision of phrase, as to defy the accident of misreport and the malignity of misrepresentation.
In the beginning of his Presidential life, Garfield's expe- rience did not yield him pleasure or satisfaction.
What to read after Modern Eloquence volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas B Thomas Brackett Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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