Abraham Lincoln : a Lecture
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One of the commissioners cited as a precedent the fact that Charles the First negotiated with rebels in arms.
To which Lincoln replied that Charles the First lost his head.
The conference came to nothing, as Mr. Lincoln expected.
The commissioners, one of them being Alexander H. Stephens, who, when in good health, weighed about ninety pounds, dined with the President and Gen. Grant. After dinner, as they were leaving, Stephens put on an English ulster, the tails of which reached the ground, whi...le the collar was somewhat above the wearer's head.
As Stephens went out, Lincoln touched Grant and said : " Grant, look at Stephens. Did you ever see as little a nubbin with as much shuck ? " Lincoln always tried to do things in the easiest way. He did not waste his strength. He was not particular about moving along straight lines. He did not tunnel the mountains. He was willing to go around, and reach the end desired as a river reaches the sea.
XL /^"\NE of the most wonderful things ever done by ^-^ Lincoln was the promotion of General Hooker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the commissioners cited as a precedent the fact that Charles the First negotiated with rebels in arms.
To which Lincoln replied that Charles the First lost his head.
The conference came to nothing, as Mr. Lincoln expected.
The commissioners, one of them being Alexander H. Stephens, who, when in good health, weighed about ninety pounds, dined with the President and Gen. Grant. After dinner, as they were leaving, Stephens put on an English ulster, the tails of which reached the ground, whi...le the collar was somewhat above the wearer's head.
As Stephens went out, Lincoln touched Grant and said : " Grant, look at Stephens. Did you ever see as little a nubbin with as much shuck ? " Lincoln always tried to do things in the easiest way. He did not waste his strength. He was not particular about moving along straight lines. He did not tunnel the mountains. He was willing to go around, and reach the end desired as a river reaches the sea.
XL /^"\NE of the most wonderful things ever done by ^-^ Lincoln was the promotion of General Hooker.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln : a Lecture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingersoll Robert Green to read onlineMoreLess
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