Thomas Wentworth Higginson volume 1
Thomas Wentworth Higginson volume 1
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Higginson's own noteworthy contri- butions to the picture and record of the place and time, and above all of that saintly man's life and character. With proper pride may Colonel Hig- ginson look back to such an ancestor ; and with proper pride may he claim at the close of his study: "The stock has surely shown some vitality and vigor, and perhaps something of transmitted public spirit and of interest in things higher than those which are merely material. These descendants have re- mained loyal,... as Americans, to the verdict of their early progenitor, that 'one sup of New England air is bet- ter than a whole flagon of old English ale' ; and many of them have shown in their lives an adherence to John Higginson's opinion, 'that if any man amongst us make religion as twelve and the world as thirteen, let such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man. Nor yet of a sincere Christian. ' " The justice of the claim is the more apparent when it is remembered that the vitality and vigor of the stock have been repre- sented in our day by such men, in ad- dition to Colonel Higginson himself, as General Sherman and Senator Sherman, Governor Andrew, Senator F.
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Higginson's own noteworthy contri- butions to the picture and record of the place and time, and above all of that saintly man's life and character. With proper pride may Colonel Hig- ginson look back to such an ancestor ; and with proper pride may he claim at the close of his study: "The stock has surely shown some vitality and vigor, and perhaps something of transmitted public spirit and of interest in things higher than those which are merely material. These descendants have re- mained loyal,... as Americans, to the verdict of their early progenitor, that 'one sup of New England air is bet- ter than a whole flagon of old English ale' ; and many of them have shown in their lives an adherence to John Higginson's opinion, 'that if any man amongst us make religion as twelve and the world as thirteen, let such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man. Nor yet of a sincere Christian. ' " The justice of the claim is the more apparent when it is remembered that the vitality and vigor of the stock have been repre- sented in our day by such men, in ad- dition to Colonel Higginson himself, as General Sherman and Senator Sherman, Governor Andrew, Senator F.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mead, Edwin D. (Edwin Doak), 1849-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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