The First Million the Hardest; An Autobiography
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I frequently visited President Hayes. President Hayes's title to the presidency was affirmed by the Supreme Court, but it was well known that he did not really receive the majority of the votes cast, as he was counted out in South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana. Of course, the Supreme Court decision settled the matter, although it took some time for the opposition to become reconciled to this, and Hayes's sensibilities suffered from the fact that the election was of doubtful validity.
Preside...nt Hayes was a graduate of Kenyon Col- lege, Gambier, Ohio, which college, by the way, gave me my LL.D. degree. He was a man of high character and charming personality.
I have already referred to President Garfield, whom I first met at the home of Judge Black.
He was one of the most attractive characters I ever knew, an eloquent speaker and well read.
218 The First Million the Hardest I became attached to President Garfield and his family; I attended Garfield's funeral, travelling in the funeral train, and later attended the mar- riage of two of his children at Mentor, Ohio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I frequently visited President Hayes. President Hayes's title to the presidency was affirmed by the Supreme Court, but it was well known that he did not really receive the majority of the votes cast, as he was counted out in South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana. Of course, the Supreme Court decision settled the matter, although it took some time for the opposition to become reconciled to this, and Hayes's sensibilities suffered from the fact that the election was of doubtful validity.
Preside...nt Hayes was a graduate of Kenyon Col- lege, Gambier, Ohio, which college, by the way, gave me my LL.D. degree. He was a man of high character and charming personality.
I have already referred to President Garfield, whom I first met at the home of Judge Black.
He was one of the most attractive characters I ever knew, an eloquent speaker and well read.
218 The First Million the Hardest I became attached to President Garfield and his family; I attended Garfield's funeral, travelling in the funeral train, and later attended the mar- riage of two of his children at Mentor, Ohio.
What to read after The First Million the Hardest; An Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Crowther to read onlineMoreLess
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