Mrs. Lincoln's Rival
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Lincoln’s Rival Chapter Five FEBRUARY 1861 This is a mortifying embarrassment,” Father grumbled as he paged through a sheaf of documents Governor Dennison had sent over from his office in the capitol. “I’ve stated very clearly, in person and in print, that I object to any conciliation with the secessionist states until after Mr. Lincoln takes office. Dennison knows that. Everyone knows that. It will seem the height of hypocrisy for me to sit down with these traitors now.”
“It isn’t hypocritical ...merely to meet with them, if you don’t give in to their demands.” Kate glanced over his shoulder at the papers lined up neatly on his desktop. The conference would open at the Willard Hotel in Washington City on February 4, she read, and former president John Tyler himself would be the chairman. “It isn’t hypocrisy to represent the state of Ohio at the request of your governor, or to listen to what the secessionists have to say for themselves. Also, don’t underestimate your influence, Father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln’s Rival Chapter Five FEBRUARY 1861 This is a mortifying embarrassment,” Father grumbled as he paged through a sheaf of documents Governor Dennison had sent over from his office in the capitol. “I’ve stated very clearly, in person and in print, that I object to any conciliation with the secessionist states until after Mr. Lincoln takes office. Dennison knows that. Everyone knows that. It will seem the height of hypocrisy for me to sit down with these traitors now.”
“It isn’t hypocritical ...merely to meet with them, if you don’t give in to their demands.” Kate glanced over his shoulder at the papers lined up neatly on his desktop. The conference would open at the Willard Hotel in Washington City on February 4, she read, and former president John Tyler himself would be the chairman. “It isn’t hypocrisy to represent the state of Ohio at the request of your governor, or to listen to what the secessionists have to say for themselves. Also, don’t underestimate your influence, Father.
What to read after Mrs. Lincoln's Rival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Chiaverini to read onlineMoreLess
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