Social Life in the Early Republic
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At one moment he exhausted elo- quence and invective in trying to persuade or com- mand his Cabinet officers to use their influence upon their refractory consorts ; and when both ar- guments and threats failed he was heard swearing by the strong oath to which he was addicted, " By the Eternal, the spitefiil cats who plagued the life out of my patient Rachel shall not scratch this brave little Peggy !" An undignified picture was this, and yet one most characteristic of this man of the people, do...minating, hot-headed, often wrong- headed, obstinate, impulsive, and at the same time generous, unselfish, and always tender and chivalrous in his devotion to womankind.
By no stretch of the imagination could Andrew Jackson have been considered a carpet knight, although a certain courtly deference in the presence of women invariably won for him their friendship and affection ; and no knight of the days of chivalry 245 SOCIAL LIFE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC was more ready to champion the cause of maid or matron in distress than was this frontier soldier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At one moment he exhausted elo- quence and invective in trying to persuade or com- mand his Cabinet officers to use their influence upon their refractory consorts ; and when both ar- guments and threats failed he was heard swearing by the strong oath to which he was addicted, " By the Eternal, the spitefiil cats who plagued the life out of my patient Rachel shall not scratch this brave little Peggy !" An undignified picture was this, and yet one most characteristic of this man of the people, do...minating, hot-headed, often wrong- headed, obstinate, impulsive, and at the same time generous, unselfish, and always tender and chivalrous in his devotion to womankind.
By no stretch of the imagination could Andrew Jackson have been considered a carpet knight, although a certain courtly deference in the presence of women invariably won for him their friendship and affection ; and no knight of the days of chivalry 245 SOCIAL LIFE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC was more ready to champion the cause of maid or matron in distress than was this frontier soldier.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Anne Hollingsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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