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In a few years his clear, incisive English, always forcible, often eloquent, had advanced him to the editorship of the Evening Journal.
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gutenberg.orgIn a few years his clear, incisive English, always forcible, often eloquent, had advanced him to the editorship of the Evening Journal.
Alexander praises the editor's writing style, emphasizing its clarity and eloquence, which contributed to his rise in journalism.
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