Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln : Compiled in Most Part From the History of Abraham Lincoln, And the Overthrow of Slavery
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It was 45 the liope and purj^ose of tlie two great leaders, wliose generous friendship for each other made them ever like brothers, now and there to crush the armies of Lee and Johnston, and finish the "jol)." An artist has worthily painted the scene of the meeting of Lincoln and his cal)inet, when he first announced and read to them his proclamation of Emancipa- tion. Another artist is now recording for the American people the scene of this memorable meeting of the President and the Generals, ...which took place in the cabin of the steamer "River Queen," lying at the dock in the James River. Three men more unlike jiersonally and mentally, and yet of more distinguished ability, have rarely been called together. Although so entirely unlike, each was a type of iVmerican character, and all had 23eculiarities not only American, but Western.
Lincoln's towering form had acquired dignity by his great deeds, and the great ideas to which he had given exj)ression. His rugged features, lately so deeply fur- rowed with care and responsibility, were now radiant with hope and confidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was 45 the liope and purj^ose of tlie two great leaders, wliose generous friendship for each other made them ever like brothers, now and there to crush the armies of Lee and Johnston, and finish the "jol)." An artist has worthily painted the scene of the meeting of Lincoln and his cal)inet, when he first announced and read to them his proclamation of Emancipa- tion. Another artist is now recording for the American people the scene of this memorable meeting of the President and the Generals, ...which took place in the cabin of the steamer "River Queen," lying at the dock in the James River. Three men more unlike jiersonally and mentally, and yet of more distinguished ability, have rarely been called together. Although so entirely unlike, each was a type of iVmerican character, and all had 23eculiarities not only American, but Western.
Lincoln's towering form had acquired dignity by his great deeds, and the great ideas to which he had given exj)ression. His rugged features, lately so deeply fur- rowed with care and responsibility, were now radiant with hope and confidence.
What to read after Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln : Compiled in Most Part From the History of Abraham Lincoln, And the Overthrow of Slavery?
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