William Mckinley Late President of the United States
William Mckinley Late President of the United States
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Need I name these ? Lincoln, whose portraits even yet look out upon us through glistening eyes of tenderness — Garfield, the victim of a salary-hunter, that kept on to the very last, ever muttering incomprehensible epigrams. But even while these murderers, whose names were fast passing into a hazy oblivion, with a trail wiping out deluded followers and weeping kindred, there appears an Iscariot with a well-rehearsed technique and inflexible purpose, who came not with a kiss and a " Hail, Master..., " but with the proffered hand and the switt bullet. May we not truly say that a serpent stole into a paradise, as a cring- ing sin, an incarnation of a hideous dream, a fair-haired miscreant with a dramatic smile beckoning to a doom. Who was the victim? Was he a tyrant whose doctrine was that " the king can do no wrong " — a Napoleon, who bade his cavalry "charge for glory, " over two regiments of his invincible infantry ; was he one who cumbered the earth, whimpering for a bed, which he never had the frugality to enjoy ; was he even one who sold 'his birth- right for a mess of pottage or regarded his responsibilities as merely a peacock's plume?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Need I name these ? Lincoln, whose portraits even yet look out upon us through glistening eyes of tenderness — Garfield, the victim of a salary-hunter, that kept on to the very last, ever muttering incomprehensible epigrams. But even while these murderers, whose names were fast passing into a hazy oblivion, with a trail wiping out deluded followers and weeping kindred, there appears an Iscariot with a well-rehearsed technique and inflexible purpose, who came not with a kiss and a " Hail, Master..., " but with the proffered hand and the switt bullet. May we not truly say that a serpent stole into a paradise, as a cring- ing sin, an incarnation of a hideous dream, a fair-haired miscreant with a dramatic smile beckoning to a doom. Who was the victim? Was he a tyrant whose doctrine was that " the king can do no wrong " — a Napoleon, who bade his cavalry "charge for glory, " over two regiments of his invincible infantry ; was he one who cumbered the earth, whimpering for a bed, which he never had the frugality to enjoy ; was he even one who sold 'his birth- right for a mess of pottage or regarded his responsibilities as merely a peacock's plume?
What to read after William Mckinley Late President of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Shrady to read onlineMoreLess
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