On the record
By no accident did these two great men become representatives of their country at these two different epochs, so alike in peril, and yet so unlike in the principles involved.
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gutenberg.orgBy no accident did these two great men become representatives of their country at these two different epochs, so alike in peril, and yet so unlike in the principles involved.
Sumner reflects on the significance of Washington and Lincoln as representatives of their respective historical moments.
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