Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence
Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence
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From the earliest symptons of discontent, Mr. Carroll foresaw the issue, and made up his mind to abide it. Once, when conversing with Samuel Chase, in 1771 or 2, the latter remarked, " Carroll, we have the better of our opponents ; we have completely written them down. " " And do you think, " Mr. Carroll asked, " that writing will settle the question between us ?" " To be sure, " replied his com panion, " what else can we resort to ?" " The bayonet, " was the answer. " Our arguments will only r...aise the feelings of the people to that pitch, when open war will be looked to as the arbiter of the dispute. " Some years before the commencement of actual hostilities, Mr. Graves, the brother of admiral Graves, and then a member of parliament, wrote to Mr. Carroll on the subject of the disturbances in America, laughing at the idea of resistance on the part of the colonies, and declaring that six thousand English soldiers would march from one end of the continent to the other. " So they may, " said Mr.
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From the earliest symptons of discontent, Mr. Carroll foresaw the issue, and made up his mind to abide it. Once, when conversing with Samuel Chase, in 1771 or 2, the latter remarked, " Carroll, we have the better of our opponents ; we have completely written them down. " " And do you think, " Mr. Carroll asked, " that writing will settle the question between us ?" " To be sure, " replied his com panion, " what else can we resort to ?" " The bayonet, " was the answer. " Our arguments will only r...aise the feelings of the people to that pitch, when open war will be looked to as the arbiter of the dispute. " Some years before the commencement of actual hostilities, Mr. Graves, the brother of admiral Graves, and then a member of parliament, wrote to Mr. Carroll on the subject of the disturbances in America, laughing at the idea of resistance on the part of the colonies, and declaring that six thousand English soldiers would march from one end of the continent to the other. " So they may, " said Mr.
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