Obituary Addresses On the Occasion of the Death of the Hon. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts, Secretary of State for the United States: Delivered in the Senate And in the House of Representatives of the United States, Fourteenth December, 1852
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While they sought the rules of law among conflicting precedents, he found them in the eternal principles of reason and justice.
But it is conceding too much to the legal pro- fession to call Daniel Webster a lawyer. Law- yers speak for clients and their interests — he seemed always to be speaking for his country and for truth. So he rose imperceptibly above his pro- fession; and while yet in the Forum, he stood before the world a Publicist. In this felicity, he resembled, while he surpassed, Er...skine, who taught the courts at Westminster the law of moral re- sponsibility; and he approached Hamilton, who educated the courts at Washington in the Con- stitution of their country and the philosophy of government.
An undistinguishable line divides this high pro- vince of the Forum from the Senate, to which his philosophy and eloquence were perfectly adapted.
Here, in times of stormy agitation and bewilder- ing excitement, when as yet the Union of these States seemed not to have been cemented and con^ solidated, and its dissolution seemed to hang, if not on the immediate result of the debate, at least upon the popular passion that that result must generate, Daniel Webster put forth his mightiest efforts — confessedly the greatest ever put forth here or on this continent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While they sought the rules of law among conflicting precedents, he found them in the eternal principles of reason and justice.
But it is conceding too much to the legal pro- fession to call Daniel Webster a lawyer. Law- yers speak for clients and their interests — he seemed always to be speaking for his country and for truth. So he rose imperceptibly above his pro- fession; and while yet in the Forum, he stood before the world a Publicist. In this felicity, he resembled, while he surpassed, Er...skine, who taught the courts at Westminster the law of moral re- sponsibility; and he approached Hamilton, who educated the courts at Washington in the Con- stitution of their country and the philosophy of government.
An undistinguishable line divides this high pro- vince of the Forum from the Senate, to which his philosophy and eloquence were perfectly adapted.
Here, in times of stormy agitation and bewilder- ing excitement, when as yet the Union of these States seemed not to have been cemented and con^ solidated, and its dissolution seemed to hang, if not on the immediate result of the debate, at least upon the popular passion that that result must generate, Daniel Webster put forth his mightiest efforts — confessedly the greatest ever put forth here or on this continent.
What to read after Obituary Addresses On the Occasion of the Death of the Hon. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts, Secretary of State for the United States: Delivered in the Senate And in the House of Representatives of the United States, Fourteenth December, 1852?
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