Questions: - Douglass writes, “There was one thing concerning Lincoln that I was impressed with, and that was that a statement of his was an argument more convincing than any amount of logic. He had a happy faculty of stating a proposition, of stating it so that it needed no argument” (par. 33). Based on your reading of four texts by Lincoln, do you agree? Select a brief passage from one of the texts as evidence to defend or challenge Douglass’s statement.