A Review of the Correspondence Between the Hon John Adams Late President of Th
A Review of the Correspondence Between the Hon John Adams Late President of Th
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" But as that mission appears to have had an origin similar to that of my removal — if it was not a part, and indeed the important part, of the original intrigue — I shall here introduce what has come to my knowledge concerning it.
In the year 1815, in conversing with some of my friends, of whom the late Thomas P. Grosvenor, a Re- presentative in Congress from the State of New-York, was one, I said, that for a considerable time I had been endeavouring to make some discovery as to the origin of ...that mission ; and that I suspected it to be the same with that of my removal — an intrigue between Mr. Adams and the opposition, or democrats. Grosvenor instantly answered in these words : " Why that was " the fact : John Nicholas told Judge Van Ness the " whole story, and laughed at Mr. Adams's credulity. " John Nicholas was a Virginian, and for several years a member of Congress, in Washington's administration, and firmly in opposition. At length he removed to the State of New-York ; where, as I have understood, he was appointed a Judge of the Court of the County in which he resided, and a Senator for the District, in the Senate of that State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But as that mission appears to have had an origin similar to that of my removal — if it was not a part, and indeed the important part, of the original intrigue — I shall here introduce what has come to my knowledge concerning it.
In the year 1815, in conversing with some of my friends, of whom the late Thomas P. Grosvenor, a Re- presentative in Congress from the State of New-York, was one, I said, that for a considerable time I had been endeavouring to make some discovery as to the origin of ...that mission ; and that I suspected it to be the same with that of my removal — an intrigue between Mr. Adams and the opposition, or democrats. Grosvenor instantly answered in these words : " Why that was " the fact : John Nicholas told Judge Van Ness the " whole story, and laughed at Mr. Adams's credulity. " John Nicholas was a Virginian, and for several years a member of Congress, in Washington's administration, and firmly in opposition. At length he removed to the State of New-York ; where, as I have understood, he was appointed a Judge of the Court of the County in which he resided, and a Senator for the District, in the Senate of that State.
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