Benjamin Franklin
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If one takes its history in detail, it presentsa disagreeable picture of importunate knocking at the closed doors offoreign courts, of incessant and almost shameless begging for money andfor any and every kind of assets that could be made useful in war, ofpublic bickering and private slandering among the envoys and agentsthemselves. If, on the other hand, its achievements are considered, itappears crowned with the distinction of substantial, repeated, sometimesbrilliant successes. A like contra...st is found in its _personnel_. Between Franklin and Arthur Lee a distance opens like that between thepoles, in which stand such men as Jay and Adams near the one extreme, Izard, William Lee, and Thomas Morris near the other, with Deane, Laurens, Carmichael, Jonathan Williams, and a few more in the middleground. Yet what could have been reasonably expected? Franklin had hadsome dealings with English statesmen upon what may be calledinternational business, and had justly regarded himself in the light ofa quasi foreign minister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If one takes its history in detail, it presentsa disagreeable picture of importunate knocking at the closed doors offoreign courts, of incessant and almost shameless begging for money andfor any and every kind of assets that could be made useful in war, ofpublic bickering and private slandering among the envoys and agentsthemselves. If, on the other hand, its achievements are considered, itappears crowned with the distinction of substantial, repeated, sometimesbrilliant successes. A like contra...st is found in its _personnel_. Between Franklin and Arthur Lee a distance opens like that between thepoles, in which stand such men as Jay and Adams near the one extreme, Izard, William Lee, and Thomas Morris near the other, with Deane, Laurens, Carmichael, Jonathan Williams, and a few more in the middleground. Yet what could have been reasonably expected? Franklin had hadsome dealings with English statesmen upon what may be calledinternational business, and had justly regarded himself in the light ofa quasi foreign minister.
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