Robert Roberts Hitt Late a Representative From Illinois Memorial Addresses Fi
Robert Roberts Hitt Late a Representative From Illinois Memorial Addresses Fi
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HiTT had given earnest attention to all general and political subjects, but he had . Specialized upon the questions H. I)uo. -SuS, 59—2 ^ 34 Monorial Addresses: Robert R. Kill relatiiijj to our forcisiu affairs until his colleagues naturally turned to him for guidance. Another great Illinoisau. John Hay, was at the head of the State Department, a most worthy successor to thechairof Webster. Mr. H itt was a very modest man, but he was always willing to give the Administration and the Congress th...e benefit of his con. Stant study and clear and incisive logic.
He was a thorough diplomat, and, though he took vigorous and pronoiuiced positions in debate, his uniform courtesy and good humor always di. Sarmed hostility and won the respect and confidence of the membership of this body without regard to party.
He was alwaj's ready. Some of the best speeches made by him were delivered upon the . Spur of the moment. Circum- . Stances arose in debate in which an answer or elucidation of a situation seemed imperative, and, while he had made no prepa- ration for the delivery of a set speech, he was so full of his subject that he was prepared to present the ([uestion at issue with the cleverness, strength, and polish of a carefully revised speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HiTT had given earnest attention to all general and political subjects, but he had . Specialized upon the questions H. I)uo. -SuS, 59—2 ^ 34 Monorial Addresses: Robert R. Kill relatiiijj to our forcisiu affairs until his colleagues naturally turned to him for guidance. Another great Illinoisau. John Hay, was at the head of the State Department, a most worthy successor to thechairof Webster. Mr. H itt was a very modest man, but he was always willing to give the Administration and the Congress th...e benefit of his con. Stant study and clear and incisive logic.
He was a thorough diplomat, and, though he took vigorous and pronoiuiced positions in debate, his uniform courtesy and good humor always di. Sarmed hostility and won the respect and confidence of the membership of this body without regard to party.
He was alwaj's ready. Some of the best speeches made by him were delivered upon the . Spur of the moment. Circum- . Stances arose in debate in which an answer or elucidation of a situation seemed imperative, and, while he had made no prepa- ration for the delivery of a set speech, he was so full of his subject that he was prepared to present the ([uestion at issue with the cleverness, strength, and polish of a carefully revised speech.
What to read after Robert Roberts Hitt Late a Representative From Illinois Memorial Addresses Fi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2d Session United States 56th Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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