True Republicanism Or the Real And Ideal in Politics
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Nothing was said in it of the moral or ethical character of the act until Secretary Chase suggested this and wrote out the eloquent passage in which it says: " By doing justice to the black man we insure free- dom to the white, " or words to that effect.
Finally, late in January, 1865, Congress en- acted a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery forever within the boundaries of the United States. The President did not wholly approve of this, because it did not allow com- pensation for the s...laves of loyal owners. There may have been some loyal owners, but they were very few.
Lincoln's real talent was of the forensic or- der. Give him an argument, and he was at home in it. Many of his efforts in this line are models. His explanation to the public in re- gard to the arrest and banishment of Vallan- digham was an admirable statement. Casuists might discover pinholes in his logic, but it was enough to satisfy any reasonable person. His messages to Congress have a dignity, a plain- ness, and directness very rare in that class of documents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing was said in it of the moral or ethical character of the act until Secretary Chase suggested this and wrote out the eloquent passage in which it says: " By doing justice to the black man we insure free- dom to the white, " or words to that effect.
Finally, late in January, 1865, Congress en- acted a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery forever within the boundaries of the United States. The President did not wholly approve of this, because it did not allow com- pensation for the s...laves of loyal owners. There may have been some loyal owners, but they were very few.
Lincoln's real talent was of the forensic or- der. Give him an argument, and he was at home in it. Many of his efforts in this line are models. His explanation to the public in re- gard to the arrest and banishment of Vallan- digham was an admirable statement. Casuists might discover pinholes in his logic, but it was enough to satisfy any reasonable person. His messages to Congress have a dignity, a plain- ness, and directness very rare in that class of documents.
What to read after True Republicanism Or the Real And Ideal in Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stearns Frank Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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