The Character And Public Services of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States
The Character And Public Services of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States
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If he wants to see tlie Secretary of State, he generally goes out, and makes a call. At night, from ten to twelve, he usually makes a tour all around, — now at Seward's, and tlien at Halleck's ; and, if Bumside was nearer, he would see him each night before he went to bed. Those who know his habits, and want to see him late at night, follow hun round from place to place ; and the last search generally brings him up at Gen.
Halleck's, as he can get tlie latest army intelligence there. Wlio- ever... else is asleep or indolent, the President is wide awake and around.
"Beneath all the playfulness of his mind bums a solemn earnest- ness of patriotism ; amid his prudence, a great courage ; in all his gentleness and compliance, a determined grasp of the rems, and a APPBARANGB AlO) BAILY LIFB. 25 ibmiieBB npt inferior to Gen. Jackson's, though without its passioa and caprice. He is a wise, true, sagacious, earnest, and fbrmida- Ue leader." APPEARANCE AND DAILT LIFE.
" Perley," the Washington correspondent of the " Boston Journal," gives the following view of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he wants to see tlie Secretary of State, he generally goes out, and makes a call. At night, from ten to twelve, he usually makes a tour all around, — now at Seward's, and tlien at Halleck's ; and, if Bumside was nearer, he would see him each night before he went to bed. Those who know his habits, and want to see him late at night, follow hun round from place to place ; and the last search generally brings him up at Gen.
Halleck's, as he can get tlie latest army intelligence there. Wlio- ever... else is asleep or indolent, the President is wide awake and around.
"Beneath all the playfulness of his mind bums a solemn earnest- ness of patriotism ; amid his prudence, a great courage ; in all his gentleness and compliance, a determined grasp of the rems, and a APPBARANGB AlO) BAILY LIFB. 25 ibmiieBB npt inferior to Gen. Jackson's, though without its passioa and caprice. He is a wise, true, sagacious, earnest, and fbrmida- Ue leader." APPEARANCE AND DAILT LIFE.
" Perley," the Washington correspondent of the " Boston Journal," gives the following view of Mr.
What to read after The Character And Public Services of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thayer, William Makepeace, 1820-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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