The Wonderful Story of Lincoln And the Meaning of His Life for the Youth And Pa
The Wonderful Story of Lincoln And the Meaning of His Life for the Youth And Pa
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At another time 62 THE STORY OF LINCOLN I I his company stole some whisky, and, during the night, became so drunli that they could not fall in line the next morning. For this neglect of disci- pline Lincoln had to wear a wooden sword for two days. But his men respected him and were his de- voted friends. They knew he meant what he said, and whatever they saw of him was the truth.
His firmness in the right ^*as God gives us to see the right, " even against his associates, is illustrated in the i...ncident of saving an Indian's life. ^j The frontiersman's standard of morality toward an Indian was that the only good Indian is a dead Indian.
One day an Indian was brought into camp. He was trying to cross the country and return to his tribe. To do this was his privilege and General Cass had given him an order of safe conduct. But the frontiersmen had come out to kill Indians and this was their first chance. Lincoln stood up by the side of the red man, and boldly took the Indian's part. Some rebellious ones determined to take the Indian and kill him, even if they had to fight Lincoln to do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At another time 62 THE STORY OF LINCOLN I I his company stole some whisky, and, during the night, became so drunli that they could not fall in line the next morning. For this neglect of disci- pline Lincoln had to wear a wooden sword for two days. But his men respected him and were his de- voted friends. They knew he meant what he said, and whatever they saw of him was the truth.
His firmness in the right ^*as God gives us to see the right, " even against his associates, is illustrated in the i...ncident of saving an Indian's life. ^j The frontiersman's standard of morality toward an Indian was that the only good Indian is a dead Indian.
One day an Indian was brought into camp. He was trying to cross the country and return to his tribe. To do this was his privilege and General Cass had given him an order of safe conduct. But the frontiersmen had come out to kill Indians and this was their first chance. Lincoln stood up by the side of the red man, and boldly took the Indian's part. Some rebellious ones determined to take the Indian and kill him, even if they had to fight Lincoln to do it.
What to read after The Wonderful Story of Lincoln And the Meaning of His Life for the Youth And Pa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C M Charles Mcclellan Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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