The Life of Abraham Lincoln volume 1
The Life of Abraham Lincoln volume 1
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Early in the morning I woke up and there was Lincoln half sitting up in bed. * Dickey, ' he said, * I tell you this nation cannot exist half slave and half free. ' Oh, Lincoln, ' said I, * go to sleep. ' " As the months went on this idea took deeper root, and in August, 1855, we find it expressed in a letter to George Robertson of Kentucky : " Our political problem now is, * Can we as a nation continue together permanently — for- ever — half slave and half free? ' The problem is too mighty for ...me — may God, in his mercy, superintend the solution. " Not only was he beginning to see that the Union could not exist " divided against itself, " he was beginning to see that in order to fight effectively against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and the admission of Kansas as a slave State, he mig'ht be obliged to abandon the Whigs. All his life he had been a loyal Henry Clay Whig, ardent in his devotion to the party, sincerely attached to its principles. His friends were of that party, and never had a man's party friends been more willing than his to aid his ambition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early in the morning I woke up and there was Lincoln half sitting up in bed. * Dickey, ' he said, * I tell you this nation cannot exist half slave and half free. ' Oh, Lincoln, ' said I, * go to sleep. ' " As the months went on this idea took deeper root, and in August, 1855, we find it expressed in a letter to George Robertson of Kentucky : " Our political problem now is, * Can we as a nation continue together permanently — for- ever — half slave and half free? ' The problem is too mighty for ...me — may God, in his mercy, superintend the solution. " Not only was he beginning to see that the Union could not exist " divided against itself, " he was beginning to see that in order to fight effectively against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and the admission of Kansas as a slave State, he mig'ht be obliged to abandon the Whigs. All his life he had been a loyal Henry Clay Whig, ardent in his devotion to the party, sincerely attached to its principles. His friends were of that party, and never had a man's party friends been more willing than his to aid his ambition.
What to read after The Life of Abraham Lincoln volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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