The Edict of Legend
The Edict of Legend
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But why traverse the events in the life of this man of solemn mien and silent lips ? That subtle force of will which is the conqueror first of self dominates all events and brings them to pass. For, after all, it was this — his character — which overcame difficulties which no tactics, no strategy, no prowess could have brooked and conquered. The esti- mate of Ulysses S. Grant which dates his greatness with the victory at Donelsou misses the golden thread of sequence. For there is the same life ...running through all his days as through all his deeds. The qualities which shone forth in such conspicuous splendor at Vicksburg and Chattanooga were no other than those which marked his conduct upon every field in Mexico. This same force was mighty and persistent through those desperate days of his last encounter with suffering and death. His character was greater than all victories, and more imperish- able than all renown. Before Grant was soldier or statesman he had the sense of justice, the sentiment of generosity, the singleness of aim, the industry of duty which made him a man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But why traverse the events in the life of this man of solemn mien and silent lips ? That subtle force of will which is the conqueror first of self dominates all events and brings them to pass. For, after all, it was this — his character — which overcame difficulties which no tactics, no strategy, no prowess could have brooked and conquered. The esti- mate of Ulysses S. Grant which dates his greatness with the victory at Donelsou misses the golden thread of sequence. For there is the same life ...running through all his days as through all his deeds. The qualities which shone forth in such conspicuous splendor at Vicksburg and Chattanooga were no other than those which marked his conduct upon every field in Mexico. This same force was mighty and persistent through those desperate days of his last encounter with suffering and death. His character was greater than all victories, and more imperish- able than all renown. Before Grant was soldier or statesman he had the sense of justice, the sentiment of generosity, the singleness of aim, the industry of duty which made him a man.
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