The Forest Boy a Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln for Young People Volum
The Forest Boy a Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln for Young People Volum
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Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bond of affection. " He continued to use the same kind language.
While the rebels in the South were thus mak- ing war upon him, Mr. Lincoln was surrounded by enemies in Washington. They were found among the office-holders, among the officers of the army and navy, in the mansions of the rich, and in the crowded hotels, as well as among the multitudes which thronged the streets. What could he do? whom could he trust? It was a dreadful time. ...Timid friends were afraid he would do too much, and so prevent a reconcili- ation, which they still hoped to see ; while those who knew the rebels best were urging him to 214 The Forest Boy.
bolder measures. Through all these anxious days of suspense Mr. Lincoln was enduring ex- hausting labors. Office-seekers thronged the White House. Great preparations were being made in the army and navy to put down the rebellion. To all this business he gave his per- sonal attention, and yet many of his friends blamed him because they could not see his efforts, and their immediate results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bond of affection. " He continued to use the same kind language.
While the rebels in the South were thus mak- ing war upon him, Mr. Lincoln was surrounded by enemies in Washington. They were found among the office-holders, among the officers of the army and navy, in the mansions of the rich, and in the crowded hotels, as well as among the multitudes which thronged the streets. What could he do? whom could he trust? It was a dreadful time. ...Timid friends were afraid he would do too much, and so prevent a reconcili- ation, which they still hoped to see ; while those who knew the rebels best were urging him to 214 The Forest Boy.
bolder measures. Through all these anxious days of suspense Mr. Lincoln was enduring ex- hausting labors. Office-seekers thronged the White House. Great preparations were being made in the army and navy to put down the rebellion. To all this business he gave his per- sonal attention, and yet many of his friends blamed him because they could not see his efforts, and their immediate results.
What to read after The Forest Boy a Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln for Young People Volum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zachariah Atwell Mudge to read onlineMoreLess
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