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Elias Nason, The Life and Times of Charles Sumner: His Boyhood, Education and Public Career., Chapter 1 : (search)
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Chapter 3:
Mr. Sumner on leaving College.
private Studies.
opportunities and Preparat it of the works of genius.
Daniel Webster.
Mr. Sumner enters the Law School.
method of study.
Mr t Tribute to him.
his Indebtedness to him.
Mr. Sumner contributes to the American jurist.
Studi r the Law School.
his Admission to the bar.
Sumner's Reports.
Compliment of Baron Parke.
lect 1846.
By the attraction of his name, says Mr. Sumner, students were drawn from remote parts of th acity published the three volumes now known as Sumner's Reports, embodying the important legal decis lowing compliment was paid by Baron Parke to Mr. Sumner, and his Reports of the Decisions of Mr. Jus 36.
On his death-bed Mr. Dunlap stated that Mr. Sumner had worked over it with the zeal of a sincer cy of an excellent lawyer.
By the labors of Mr. Sumner thus far, it appeared that his future career sly, he was then making preparation.
I knew Mr. Sumner, says R. B. Caverly, Esq., in a letter to me
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Chapter 9.
Mr. Sumner's election to the United-States Senate.
he makes no Pledges.
the d was an intimate friend of Daniel Webster.
Mr. Sumner would make no pledges: he had never held, no ons of the slave-power must be squarely met. Mr. Sumner had shown himself an orator of no mean order Sudbury, a lifelong Democrat, who voted for Mr. Sumner only on the day of his election, and then si e Senate a man far more objectionable than Charles Sumner.
Vive la Republique!
The world swung oy of the triumphant party.
On the next day Mr. Sumner frankly avowed his indebtedness for his succ ed equal advantages.
Very truly yours, Charles Sumner.
In another letter written to Mr. Par e. . . .
Ever yours, Charles Sumner.
Mr. Sumner entered the United-States Senate on Monday, conservative reformer.
As a debater, said Mr. Sumner, he rarely met his peer.
Fluent, earnest, r ratio Stebbins thanking him for this speech, Mr. Sumner thus wrote from Newport, R. I., Oct. 12, 185
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