American Dialogues of the Dead And Dialogues of the American Dead
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I pretend not to deny, that the hopes which I was disposed to enter tain, in reference to those future fortunes which the destinies were weaving for my country, were occa sionally, and particularly in the latter part of my life, shaded by the most painful apprehensions, and that sometimes my heart was oppressed and overpowered by the settled gloom of despondency; but I must be allowed to remark, that a severance of the union, so far from being the remedy which I would have re commended, for the...se anticipated ills, is the very D 26 result which, above all others, I should most fervently have deprecated. The plan which I had projected, as is well known among my countrymen, in order to avoid the mischiefs which I was apprehensive would result to the union, was to impart greater force and efficiency to the federal government, and thereby not only enable it to sustain itself, amidst the severe con flicts which necessarily awaited it, but also to extend such a powerful control over the state governments, its natural rivals, as would, without annihilating their independence or consolidating them with itself, enable it to preserve them firmly and steadily in the several spheres, in which they move round it, AMES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pretend not to deny, that the hopes which I was disposed to enter tain, in reference to those future fortunes which the destinies were weaving for my country, were occa sionally, and particularly in the latter part of my life, shaded by the most painful apprehensions, and that sometimes my heart was oppressed and overpowered by the settled gloom of despondency; but I must be allowed to remark, that a severance of the union, so far from being the remedy which I would have re commended, for the...se anticipated ills, is the very D 26 result which, above all others, I should most fervently have deprecated. The plan which I had projected, as is well known among my countrymen, in order to avoid the mischiefs which I was apprehensive would result to the union, was to impart greater force and efficiency to the federal government, and thereby not only enable it to sustain itself, amidst the severe con flicts which necessarily awaited it, but also to extend such a powerful control over the state governments, its natural rivals, as would, without annihilating their independence or consolidating them with itself, enable it to preserve them firmly and steadily in the several spheres, in which they move round it, AMES.
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