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Twenty Years of Congress, Vol. 1 (of 2)

CHAPTER VII
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There was no halting in his phrase.

He used good English, terse, vigorous, pointed.

He disregarded the adornments of rhetoric,--rarely used a simile.

He was utterly destitute of humor, and had slight appreciation of wit.

He never cited historical precedents except from the domain of American politics.


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