Famous Americans of Recent Times |
З цієї книги
Результати 1-5 із 51
Сторінка 5
Our readers do not need to be reminded that popularity the most intense is not a proof of merit . The two most mischievous men this country has ever produced were extremely popular , — one in a State , the other in every State ...
Our readers do not need to be reminded that popularity the most intense is not a proof of merit . The two most mischievous men this country has ever produced were extremely popular , — one in a State , the other in every State ...
Сторінка 9
Of his first service little is known except the immense fact that he was a most diligent reader . It rests on better authority than “ Campaign Lives , ” that , while his fellowclerks went abroad in the evening in search of pleasure ...
Of his first service little is known except the immense fact that he was a most diligent reader . It rests on better authority than “ Campaign Lives , ” that , while his fellowclerks went abroad in the evening in search of pleasure ...
Сторінка 13
Tell us , gentle reader , were the sentences following spoken by Henry Clay after the war of 1812 at the Federalists who had opposed that war , or by Demosthenes against the degenerate Greeks who favored the designs of Philip ?
Tell us , gentle reader , were the sentences following spoken by Henry Clay after the war of 1812 at the Federalists who had opposed that war , or by Demosthenes against the degenerate Greeks who favored the designs of Philip ?
Сторінка 37
No reader needs to be informed that Mr. Clay and his friends were able to decide the election , and that they decided it in favor of Mr. Adams . We believe that Mr. Clay was wrong in so doing . As a Democrat he ought , we think ...
No reader needs to be informed that Mr. Clay and his friends were able to decide the election , and that they decided it in favor of Mr. Adams . We believe that Mr. Clay was wrong in so doing . As a Democrat he ought , we think ...
Сторінка 59
He possessed one beautiful accomplishment : he was a grand reader . Unlettered as he was , he greatly enjoyed the more lofty compositions of poets and orators ; and his large , sonorous voice enabled him to read them with fine effect .
He possessed one beautiful accomplishment : he was a grand reader . Unlettered as he was , he greatly enjoyed the more lofty compositions of poets and orators ; and his large , sonorous voice enabled him to read them with fine effect .
Відгуки відвідувачів - Написати рецензію
Не знайдено жодних рецензій.
Інші видання - Показати все
Загальні терміни та фрази
able America appears Astor believe Burr Calhoun called captain carried cause character church Clay College Congress Constitution course Daniel desire dollars duty early effect election England fact father feeling five friends gave Girard give given hand happy heart Henry honor hundred India-rubber interest Jackson John kind labor land learned leave less letters lived look manner means mind nature never newspaper object once opinion party passed person political present President question Randolph readers reason received remained remarkable Republican respecting seemed ship soon South Southern speech success things thought thousand thousand dollars tion United Virginia Washington Webster whole writing York young youth