Our Fallen Leader a Discourse Delivered On Thursday June 1 1865 in the Brid
Our Fallen Leader a Discourse Delivered On Thursday June 1 1865 in the Brid
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Until, as event after event proved how saga- ciously he had unravelled their tangled perplexi- ties, how sagely he had discerned the true thread of principle, the nation came at length to accept of his decisions as unchallenged wisdom, and to endorse his acts with instant acclamation, calmly confiding in the result, and awaiting in assurance the day of its favor- able manifestation. So that never has a political leader stood more deeply rooted in the confidence and affec- tion of any people und...er the sun, than did Abraham Lincoln in the hearts of the American people at the hour when victory had crowned his endeavors, and the final battles for the preservation of the nation had been fought and won. This is not mere eulogy, my hearers, prompted by the favoritism of party, called forth by the glory of success, or forced to the lips by the partial judgment of personal grief It is the solemn and simple testimony of truth, to which the world stands a witness to-day.
We are permitted in this connexion, also, to state that soon after the end of the great battles which closed up the conflict, a letter bearing upon this subject was received in this vicinity, from one of the most promi- ment ministers of our denomination in the late capital of the rebellion, who has been in warm sympathy with the secession movement from the very beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until, as event after event proved how saga- ciously he had unravelled their tangled perplexi- ties, how sagely he had discerned the true thread of principle, the nation came at length to accept of his decisions as unchallenged wisdom, and to endorse his acts with instant acclamation, calmly confiding in the result, and awaiting in assurance the day of its favor- able manifestation. So that never has a political leader stood more deeply rooted in the confidence and affec- tion of any people und...er the sun, than did Abraham Lincoln in the hearts of the American people at the hour when victory had crowned his endeavors, and the final battles for the preservation of the nation had been fought and won. This is not mere eulogy, my hearers, prompted by the favoritism of party, called forth by the glory of success, or forced to the lips by the partial judgment of personal grief It is the solemn and simple testimony of truth, to which the world stands a witness to-day.
We are permitted in this connexion, also, to state that soon after the end of the great battles which closed up the conflict, a letter bearing upon this subject was received in this vicinity, from one of the most promi- ment ministers of our denomination in the late capital of the rebellion, who has been in warm sympathy with the secession movement from the very beginning.
What to read after Our Fallen Leader a Discourse Delivered On Thursday June 1 1865 in the Brid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A a E Archibald Alexander Edward Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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