A Series of Letters From London : Written During the Years 1856, '57, '58, '59, And '60
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My dear Markoe, — Your last letter springs from too solicitous a friendship and shews me that you are greatly more anxious about this mission than I can bring myself to be.
It is about eighteen months since I wrote to General in reply to a kindly meant intervention on his part, and explained the principle of public action on which alone the President would probably act, and on which alone I could consent to accept or retain any foreign appointment whatever. That letter was, with more than my us...ual caution, enclosed to you unsealed, and, if it obtained the sanction of your friendship, it was to go to the General, and from him to Mr. Buchanan as I did not doubt. You approved, and it went on its way. I believe its contents gave no dissatisfaction to the President: — indeed, they were such as could not be a cause of difference between men of just and honorable sentiments. Well, that letter marked out my permanent attitude as respects this post, and I am without any new motive or reason for changing it in the slightest particular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dear Markoe, — Your last letter springs from too solicitous a friendship and shews me that you are greatly more anxious about this mission than I can bring myself to be.
It is about eighteen months since I wrote to General in reply to a kindly meant intervention on his part, and explained the principle of public action on which alone the President would probably act, and on which alone I could consent to accept or retain any foreign appointment whatever. That letter was, with more than my us...ual caution, enclosed to you unsealed, and, if it obtained the sanction of your friendship, it was to go to the General, and from him to Mr. Buchanan as I did not doubt. You approved, and it went on its way. I believe its contents gave no dissatisfaction to the President: — indeed, they were such as could not be a cause of difference between men of just and honorable sentiments. Well, that letter marked out my permanent attitude as respects this post, and I am without any new motive or reason for changing it in the slightest particular.
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