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The Life of John Worth Kern, by Claude G. Bowers
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The Life of John Worth Kern (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Life of John Worth Kern It is the measure of a little man to be cocksure, to be eternally and everlastingly right, to be quite cer tain that Jehovah gave into his hands all knowledge, all goodness and all power. It is the measure of a really great man to walk with certainty and yet to walk humbly in his public life, granting to other men the right to think, to Speak, to act freely. This was the grade of man John Worth Kern was. He showed it in his brilliant services at the bar, in his forceful presentation of his party's principles on the stump and in that kindly, loveable leadership which, when he left the Senate of the United States, made it the supreme desire of political...
History of the Gift, Kern and Royer families
History of the Gift, Kern and Royer families
LIFE OF JOHN WORTH KERN BY CLA
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