Reminiscences And Anecdotes of Daniel Webster
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Eliot was a man who had decided opinions of his own, and who asked no favors. He went to Washing- ton to do what he thought was right, and did it boldly and fearlessly. He was not a politician, and did not think about how he was to get re-elected.
He had nothing to do but what he considered his MR. WEBSTER AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES. 243 duty, and he did it bravely. I said to Mr. Webster something about a public dinner on the anniversary of the 7th of March, and he wrote to me : — " If any thing of... that kind is proposed to me, — which I do not seek, — I shall certainly take no compliment of that kind, unless Mr. Eliot is in- cluded. Every thing is due to him that is to any body. He has been faithful and true, and deserv- ing of all the honor that can be given him in that way." In the autumn of 1850, Mr. Webster was at the North, as usual, spending his time between Marsh- field and New Hampshire. The Democrats of New Hampshire, who had always before treated him with a good deal of coldness and abuse, were very lavish in their attentions and kindness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eliot was a man who had decided opinions of his own, and who asked no favors. He went to Washing- ton to do what he thought was right, and did it boldly and fearlessly. He was not a politician, and did not think about how he was to get re-elected.
He had nothing to do but what he considered his MR. WEBSTER AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES. 243 duty, and he did it bravely. I said to Mr. Webster something about a public dinner on the anniversary of the 7th of March, and he wrote to me : — " If any thing of... that kind is proposed to me, — which I do not seek, — I shall certainly take no compliment of that kind, unless Mr. Eliot is in- cluded. Every thing is due to him that is to any body. He has been faithful and true, and deserv- ing of all the honor that can be given him in that way." In the autumn of 1850, Mr. Webster was at the North, as usual, spending his time between Marsh- field and New Hampshire. The Democrats of New Hampshire, who had always before treated him with a good deal of coldness and abuse, were very lavish in their attentions and kindness.
What to read after Reminiscences And Anecdotes of Daniel Webster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Towle George Makepeace to read onlineMoreLess
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