A Reply to the Strictures of Lord Mahon And Others On the Mode of Editing the W
A Reply to the Strictures of Lord Mahon And Others On the Mode of Editing the W
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Moreover, it was pre- cisely one of those cases in which any two minds, acting under different impressions, though aiming at the same end, would be likely often to differ 1 Un- der these circumstances the course was taken which was believed to be the best suited to guard against erroneous decisions and estimates. The whole collec- tion of papers, including as well the letters written by Washington as those received by him, was first perused deliberately and with careful attention.
20 This was t...he labor of nearly a year. The letters chosen during this perusal were transcribed, and they formed a mass much too large for the intended work. This mass was several times revised, and was reduced to a smaller compass, with constant reference to the letter-books for the purpose of com- parison and of substituting other letters, which, upon further examination, might seem to have high- er claims, either as preserving a more connected se- ries of historical events, or as showing in a stronger light the opinions, intellectual traits, and personal characteristics of the author.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, it was pre- cisely one of those cases in which any two minds, acting under different impressions, though aiming at the same end, would be likely often to differ 1 Un- der these circumstances the course was taken which was believed to be the best suited to guard against erroneous decisions and estimates. The whole collec- tion of papers, including as well the letters written by Washington as those received by him, was first perused deliberately and with careful attention.
20 This was t...he labor of nearly a year. The letters chosen during this perusal were transcribed, and they formed a mass much too large for the intended work. This mass was several times revised, and was reduced to a smaller compass, with constant reference to the letter-books for the purpose of com- parison and of substituting other letters, which, upon further examination, might seem to have high- er claims, either as preserving a more connected se- ries of historical events, or as showing in a stronger light the opinions, intellectual traits, and personal characteristics of the author.
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