The Death of Daniel Webster : a Sermon, Delivered in the Warren Street Church, Sunday, November 14, 1852
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I am aware that he had no ambition to be known as the author of movements, and that many which had their origin with him, and in regard to which his coimsel was followed, were introduced by others. I am also aware, that where all the leading principles of government are established, and the gen- eral policy of a nation is settled, but little opportunity is afforded for the introduction of any great principle that is new. Besides, he believed that our government had all the elements essential to... the highest greatness and happiness, and that we had only to adhere faithfully to its principles, in order to secure our greatest good.
But when in the progi'ess of events, experience or change demanded some new measure, no eye was quicker than his to see what was required. At the close of the war of 1812, the country was filled with irre- deemable bank paper, for the banks had no specie found- ation. He procured, therefore, the adoption of what has been termed the specie resolution, by which the currency of the country was restored to a sound basis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am aware that he had no ambition to be known as the author of movements, and that many which had their origin with him, and in regard to which his coimsel was followed, were introduced by others. I am also aware, that where all the leading principles of government are established, and the gen- eral policy of a nation is settled, but little opportunity is afforded for the introduction of any great principle that is new. Besides, he believed that our government had all the elements essential to... the highest greatness and happiness, and that we had only to adhere faithfully to its principles, in order to secure our greatest good.
But when in the progi'ess of events, experience or change demanded some new measure, no eye was quicker than his to see what was required. At the close of the war of 1812, the country was filled with irre- deemable bank paper, for the banks had no specie found- ation. He procured, therefore, the adoption of what has been termed the specie resolution, by which the currency of the country was restored to a sound basis.
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