The Private Life of John C Calhoun a Letter Originally Addressed to a Brother
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THE PEIVATE LIFE OF JOHN C. CALHOUN. 23 There was a beautiful adaptation in liis bearing — a just a2')preciation of what was due to others, and a nice sense of projDriety. I have had opportunities to com- pare his manners with those of other great men. His kind and unaffected interest was expressed in a way peculiarly dignified and refined. Some men appear to think they atone for a low estimate of our sex by flat- tery. Not so with Mr. Calhoun. He paid the highest compliment which could be paid... to woman, by recog- nizing in her a soul — a soul capable of understanding and ap2:>reciating. Of his desire for her imj^rovemnt and elevation he gave substantial proofs. Although Fort Hill was five miles from the Female Academy, he never suffered an examination to pass without honouring it with his presence. He came not for the sake of form, but he exhibited an interest in the exercises, and was heard to comment upon them afterwards in a manner which showed that he had given them attention.
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THE PEIVATE LIFE OF JOHN C. CALHOUN. 23 There was a beautiful adaptation in liis bearing — a just a2')preciation of what was due to others, and a nice sense of projDriety. I have had opportunities to com- pare his manners with those of other great men. His kind and unaffected interest was expressed in a way peculiarly dignified and refined. Some men appear to think they atone for a low estimate of our sex by flat- tery. Not so with Mr. Calhoun. He paid the highest compliment which could be paid... to woman, by recog- nizing in her a soul — a soul capable of understanding and ap2:>reciating. Of his desire for her imj^rovemnt and elevation he gave substantial proofs. Although Fort Hill was five miles from the Female Academy, he never suffered an examination to pass without honouring it with his presence. He came not for the sake of form, but he exhibited an interest in the exercises, and was heard to comment upon them afterwards in a manner which showed that he had given them attention.
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