Retrospections of An Active Life volume 1
Retrospections of An Active Life volume 1
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Seward read, the President mean time making no remark nor giving any sign of the impression it was leaving upon him. As soon as Mr. Seward had finished, the President took up the manuscript of the letter he had pre pared, but, instead of reading it, deliberately threw the sheets into the grate. Then turning to Mr. Seward, he said, ' ' That argument is unanswerable. ' ' It was that letter which was finally adopted as the voice of our Government and which proved to be a singularly accept able exp...ression of the sentiment of the nation.
JOHN HEIGHT TO BIGELOW EOCHDALE, Jany. 3, 1862. Dear Mr. Bigelow: I ought to have acknowledged your most kind letter sooner but I have felt almost incapable of writing while so dark a cloud has been over us. From letters I have read from you, your Ministers at Vienna & St. Petersburg, and from several of your consuls & countrymen in England, I am able to hope that my speech will have some good effect in the United States, unless it be lost in the confusion caused by the hostile attitude assumed by the Press and Govt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seward read, the President mean time making no remark nor giving any sign of the impression it was leaving upon him. As soon as Mr. Seward had finished, the President took up the manuscript of the letter he had pre pared, but, instead of reading it, deliberately threw the sheets into the grate. Then turning to Mr. Seward, he said, ' ' That argument is unanswerable. ' ' It was that letter which was finally adopted as the voice of our Government and which proved to be a singularly accept able exp...ression of the sentiment of the nation.
JOHN HEIGHT TO BIGELOW EOCHDALE, Jany. 3, 1862. Dear Mr. Bigelow: I ought to have acknowledged your most kind letter sooner but I have felt almost incapable of writing while so dark a cloud has been over us. From letters I have read from you, your Ministers at Vienna & St. Petersburg, and from several of your consuls & countrymen in England, I am able to hope that my speech will have some good effect in the United States, unless it be lost in the confusion caused by the hostile attitude assumed by the Press and Govt.
What to read after Retrospections of An Active Life volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow, John, 1817-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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