Abraham Lincoln: A Study in Genius (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from Abraham Lincoln: A Study in Genius

I am afraid my address this morning will be interpreted by many of you very much as two Irishmen interpreted a speech which Mr. Bryan made shortly after his return from Europe. Two Irishmen went to hear Mr. Bryan speak. After the address one turned to the other and said: Well, how did you like it? He said, It struck me that Mr. Bryan aint as good as he used to be. The other said, No, and he never was, either!

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