Garfield Memorial volume Tribute From the Citizens of Jersey City to the Memor
Garfield Memorial volume Tribute From the Citizens of Jersey City to the Memor
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" If this be true, it is be- cause, save as opposed by the will of God, the human will is irresistible.
But high aims and a strong will may go astray without the trained intellect. And here President Garfield was not lacking. His greatness may be traced — III. To his Superior Scholarship.
He was a man of learning. The secret of study was grasped by him in his boyhood and held fast throughout his life. He was a student, not only in school and college, but subsequently as well in the educational,... military and political stages of his life. He became confessedly one of the best scholars of the country, while absolutely free from that pedantry which detracted somewhat from the influ- ence of Everett and Sumner. At college he applied himself 150 SEKMON BY resolutely to his books, improving every moment. Nor was lie a mere scholastic in his plan of work. From the first he took up courses of reading in literature, science and art, and afterwards in Congress used to say that to preserve himself from ruts, he never was so busy but that he kept by him the works of some great thinker, not only reading them but analyzing them and making a record of their thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If this be true, it is be- cause, save as opposed by the will of God, the human will is irresistible.
But high aims and a strong will may go astray without the trained intellect. And here President Garfield was not lacking. His greatness may be traced — III. To his Superior Scholarship.
He was a man of learning. The secret of study was grasped by him in his boyhood and held fast throughout his life. He was a student, not only in school and college, but subsequently as well in the educational,... military and political stages of his life. He became confessedly one of the best scholars of the country, while absolutely free from that pedantry which detracted somewhat from the influ- ence of Everett and Sumner. At college he applied himself 150 SEKMON BY resolutely to his books, improving every moment. Nor was lie a mere scholastic in his plan of work. From the first he took up courses of reading in literature, science and art, and afterwards in Congress used to say that to preserve himself from ruts, he never was so busy but that he kept by him the works of some great thinker, not only reading them but analyzing them and making a record of their thought.
What to read after Garfield Memorial volume Tribute From the Citizens of Jersey City to the Memor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E E Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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