The Life And Times of Samuel Bowles volume 2
The Life And Times of Samuel Bowles volume 2
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The course of the Bepiiblican was clear and con- sistent. But for Mr. Bowles the contest had a trying personal aspect. Mr. Alexander was his sister's husband. There had always been friendly accord between the families of the three surviving children of the elder Bowles. The mother lived with Mr. And Mrs. Alexander from the marriage of Frank — who had been the " home son" — until her own death in 1871. At this house the three families always met for the great New England festival of Thanksgiving... day. The boys and girls of the households, like their elders, were on cordial terms, — PUBLIC AND PEIVATE CONFLICTS. 315 family affection was a deep trait in the Bowles blood. Between Mr. Alexander and his brothers-in-law the per- sonal relations were friendly though scarcely intimate. He was a bank president ; a keen, pushing man, of popu- lar manners, and integrity in private affairs; but he regarded politics altogether on the material and business side, as a field for personal advancement, and his politi- cal methods were more akin to the ward politics of New York than the standard which the Bepuhlican was wont to maintain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The course of the Bepiiblican was clear and con- sistent. But for Mr. Bowles the contest had a trying personal aspect. Mr. Alexander was his sister's husband. There had always been friendly accord between the families of the three surviving children of the elder Bowles. The mother lived with Mr. And Mrs. Alexander from the marriage of Frank — who had been the " home son" — until her own death in 1871. At this house the three families always met for the great New England festival of Thanksgiving... day. The boys and girls of the households, like their elders, were on cordial terms, — PUBLIC AND PEIVATE CONFLICTS. 315 family affection was a deep trait in the Bowles blood. Between Mr. Alexander and his brothers-in-law the per- sonal relations were friendly though scarcely intimate. He was a bank president ; a keen, pushing man, of popu- lar manners, and integrity in private affairs; but he regarded politics altogether on the material and business side, as a field for personal advancement, and his politi- cal methods were more akin to the ward politics of New York than the standard which the Bepuhlican was wont to maintain.
What to read after The Life And Times of Samuel Bowles volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriam George Spring to read onlineMoreLess
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