A Correct Statement of the Various Sources From Which the History of the Administration of John Adams Was Compiled
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This is evident from the anxiety which he expressed to have them returned ; he dreaded the consequences of others seeing them, and probably imagined, were I the only person who had perused them, he might very ingeniously have it in his power to dispute their contents ; for as to breach of confidence in respect to letters, Duane ought to blush when he uses the expression. A man, who was partly the means, of ransacking, in a clandestine manner, the books of a public office— who did not hesitate t...o publish to the world the contents of letters evidently intended for the post office — who glories in being the discloser of secrets and the unfolder of private caucuses, ought to veil himself from society ; to look to his own heart for consolation.
- t *o 1 dnd not appeal to the world, from whom he ckn only ex- pect insult and bitter reproach.* The publication of the History, after being suppressed, is the only circumstance which can attach any blame or cen- sure to the friends of Mr. Burr ; this was certainly an un- guarded a6l, but it was done without Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is evident from the anxiety which he expressed to have them returned ; he dreaded the consequences of others seeing them, and probably imagined, were I the only person who had perused them, he might very ingeniously have it in his power to dispute their contents ; for as to breach of confidence in respect to letters, Duane ought to blush when he uses the expression. A man, who was partly the means, of ransacking, in a clandestine manner, the books of a public office— who did not hesitate t...o publish to the world the contents of letters evidently intended for the post office — who glories in being the discloser of secrets and the unfolder of private caucuses, ought to veil himself from society ; to look to his own heart for consolation.
- t *o 1 dnd not appeal to the world, from whom he ckn only ex- pect insult and bitter reproach.* The publication of the History, after being suppressed, is the only circumstance which can attach any blame or cen- sure to the friends of Mr. Burr ; this was certainly an un- guarded a6l, but it was done without Mr.
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