Statue of Hon John James Ingalls Erected in Statuary Hall of the Capitol Build
Statue of Hon John James Ingalls Erected in Statuary Hall of the Capitol Build
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57 e\-ident a little later in Ixgalls's life, when on the printed page he recalled the da}-. S of Regis Loisel and drew with a poet's hand the surroundings of his daily life under the familiar term of " Blue Grass. " If I have said that this young New Englander stood in early Kansas unarmed and alone amid incongruous surroundings, I beg to niodif)- the statement. IxG. \LLvS was always armed. Xo man ever encountered him unready, and no antagonist ever retired from the arena of combat with him un...wounded and victorious. It was the first leading quality of him that was noted b\- his fellow-nien as the\- successively came in contact with him in those wars of words and ideas that in a free countr\- finally fi. \ the beliefs and principles of mankind. It was as well the quality oftenest misunderstood, oftenest mi. S- construed into a mere power of invective, almost diabol- ical in its scope, and that attacked any and all men, everywhere. Those who knew Ixgall. S longest will probabl)- all agree that no honesth- mistaken man e\-er felt the sting of that smooth and courteous in\-ective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 e\-ident a little later in Ixgalls's life, when on the printed page he recalled the da}-. S of Regis Loisel and drew with a poet's hand the surroundings of his daily life under the familiar term of " Blue Grass. " If I have said that this young New Englander stood in early Kansas unarmed and alone amid incongruous surroundings, I beg to niodif)- the statement. IxG. \LLvS was always armed. Xo man ever encountered him unready, and no antagonist ever retired from the arena of combat with him un...wounded and victorious. It was the first leading quality of him that was noted b\- his fellow-nien as the\- successively came in contact with him in those wars of words and ideas that in a free countr\- finally fi. \ the beliefs and principles of mankind. It was as well the quality oftenest misunderstood, oftenest mi. S- construed into a mere power of invective, almost diabol- ical in its scope, and that attacked any and all men, everywhere. Those who knew Ixgall. S longest will probabl)- all agree that no honesth- mistaken man e\-er felt the sting of that smooth and courteous in\-ective.
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