Kansas Miscellanies
Kansas Miscellanies
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He was as active and tireless as the wind. In the course of five years every man, woman and child in the Ter- ritory saw and heard him. The "Jibbenainosay, " the Quaker turned avenger, did not pursue the Shawnees more remorse- lessly than did Lane his political foes. Let some village law- yer set up the standard of opposition or revolt, and in an hour he thought not, a box was set up in front of his office and thereon stood "Old Jim" pouring out upon him to the delec- tation of a crowd of Kansa...s sovereigns a flood of gall, describ- ing him as a compound of fool and malefactor, coward and JIM LANE. Ill slave, and inventing biography by the yard. And the crowning misery was that at the end of half an hour everybody seemed to believe it. The crowd was always there. The bare an- nouncement that he was to speak called the aged from the chimney-corner and the children from their play.
His reign was not undisputed. The opposition broke out here one day and there the next. It looked easy to "down him, " but the "old settlers" laugh to this day at the discom- fiture of the plots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was as active and tireless as the wind. In the course of five years every man, woman and child in the Ter- ritory saw and heard him. The "Jibbenainosay, " the Quaker turned avenger, did not pursue the Shawnees more remorse- lessly than did Lane his political foes. Let some village law- yer set up the standard of opposition or revolt, and in an hour he thought not, a box was set up in front of his office and thereon stood "Old Jim" pouring out upon him to the delec- tation of a crowd of Kansa...s sovereigns a flood of gall, describ- ing him as a compound of fool and malefactor, coward and JIM LANE. Ill slave, and inventing biography by the yard. And the crowning misery was that at the end of half an hour everybody seemed to believe it. The crowd was always there. The bare an- nouncement that he was to speak called the aged from the chimney-corner and the children from their play.
His reign was not undisputed. The opposition broke out here one day and there the next. It looked easy to "down him, " but the "old settlers" laugh to this day at the discom- fiture of the plots.
What to read after Kansas Miscellanies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noble L Noble Lovely Prentis to read onlineMoreLess
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