The Writings of Abraham Lincoln — volume 4
The Writings of Abraham Lincoln — volume 4
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Yes, Judge, I did dare to say forgery. But in thispolitical canvass the Judge ought to remember that I was not the firstwho dared to say forgery. At Jacksonville, Judge Douglas made a speech inanswer to something said by Judge Trumbull, and at the close of whathe said upon that subject, he dared to say that Trumbull had forged hisevidence. He said, too, that he should not concern himself with Trumbullany more, but thereafter he should hold Lincoln responsible for theslanders upon him. When I me...t him at Charleston after that, although Ithink that I should not have noticed the subject if he had not said hewould hold me responsible for it, I spread out before him the statementsof the evidence that Judge Trumbull had used, and I asked Judge Douglas, piece by piece, to put his finger upon one piece of all that evidence thathe would say was a forgery! When I went through with each and every piece, Judge Douglas did not dare then to say that any piece of it was a forgery. So it seems that there are some things that Judge Douglas dares to do, andsome that he dares not to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, Judge, I did dare to say forgery. But in thispolitical canvass the Judge ought to remember that I was not the firstwho dared to say forgery. At Jacksonville, Judge Douglas made a speech inanswer to something said by Judge Trumbull, and at the close of whathe said upon that subject, he dared to say that Trumbull had forged hisevidence. He said, too, that he should not concern himself with Trumbullany more, but thereafter he should hold Lincoln responsible for theslanders upon him. When I me...t him at Charleston after that, although Ithink that I should not have noticed the subject if he had not said hewould hold me responsible for it, I spread out before him the statementsof the evidence that Judge Trumbull had used, and I asked Judge Douglas, piece by piece, to put his finger upon one piece of all that evidence thathe would say was a forgery! When I went through with each and every piece, Judge Douglas did not dare then to say that any piece of it was a forgery. So it seems that there are some things that Judge Douglas dares to do, andsome that he dares not to do.
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