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A Political History Of The State Of New York 13 De Alva Stanwood Alexander

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A Political History Of The State Of New York 13 De Alva Stanwood Alexander
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Publisher: Independently published
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.34 MB
Pages: 572
Author: De Alva Stanwood Alexander
ISBN: 9798496683500, 9781831183438, 9781795180061, 1795180064, 1831183439, 8496683508
Language: English
Year: 2021
Volume: 1-3

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A Political History Of The State Of New York 13 De Alva Stanwood Alexander by De Alva Stanwood Alexander 9798496683500, 9781831183438, 9781795180061, 1795180064, 1831183439, 8496683508 instant download after payment.

.......It was in this debate that Conkling, adroitly choosing the right time and the proper subject, impressed the country with his power as an orator and his ability as a brilliant, resourceful debater, although, perhaps, a destructive rather than constructive legislator. Nature had lavished upon him superb gifts of mind and person. He was of commanding, even magnificent presence, six feet three inches tall, with regular features, lofty forehead, and piercing eyes,—blond and gigantic as a viking. It was difficult, indeed, for a man so superlatively handsome not to be vain, and the endeavour upon his part to conceal the defect was not in evidence. Although an unpopular and unruly schoolboy, who refused to go to college, he had received a good education, learning much from a scholarly father, a college-bred man, and an ornament to the United States District Court for more than a quarter of a century. Moreover, from early youth Conkling had studied elocution, training a strong, slightly musical voice, and learning the use of secondary accents, the choice of words, the value of deliberate speech, and the assumption of an impressive earnestness. In this debate, too, he discovered the talent for ridicule and sarcasm that distinguished him in later life, when he had grown less considerate of the feelings of opponents, and indicated something of the imperiousness and vanity which clouded an otherwise attractive manner.

It was in this debate that Conkling, adroitly choosing the right time and the proper subject, impressed the country with his power as an orator and his ability as a brilliant, resourceful debater, although, perhaps, a destructive rather than constructive legislator. Nature had lavished upon him superb gifts of mind and person. He was of commanding, even magnificent presence, six feet three inches tall, with regular features, lofty forehead, and piercing eyes,—blond and gigantic as a viking. It was difficult, indeed, for a man

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