Our Presidents Or the Lives of Twenty Three Presidents of the United States

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Our Presidents Or the Lives of Twenty Three Presidents of the United States
Virginia F Virginia Frances Townsend
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With his passion for work, his dread of long leisures and the slow rust- ing of mental faculties, he set about preparing a memoir of his father, and also projected a history of the United States. The man of sixty-two had at that time little prescience that the most glorious part of his life was yet to come.
In 1830, when Plymouth district first proposed sending Mr. Adams to Congress, it was feared lest an ex-President would regard the office as too great a contrast with his former one. This dou
...bt was expressed to Mr. Adams. The high character and true patriotism of the man showed themselves in his reply : " No person could be degraded by serving the people in Congress. Nor, in my opinion, would an ex-President of the United States be degraded by serving as a selectman of his town, if thereto elected. " The people of New England, or a large section of them, always understood John Quincy Adams's real quality. The Plymouth district sent him by a large vote to Congress, and from that time until his death, he represented that region.

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