Daniel Webster
Daniel Webster
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Not yet had the daring gallantry of Scott restored the honor of our arms.
New Hampshire, indeed all New England regarded that war as inexpedient, and until the milder remedy of mediation had been exhausted, almost unjust. Commerce was then the business of New England. The embargo was ruin to that commerce — her ships were rotting at their peirs.
In alluding to the position of Mr. Webster in this connexion, I desire to vindicate his character from the aspersion that he was not American in his fe...elings, or Patriotic in his action.
He did not, as has been asserted, advise an abandonment of the war. He counselled only a change in its direction, a change sug- gested by the geographical relation and physical position of the parties, and forced upon us by the conviction of its necessity.
AYe had no navy worthy of a name ; but said Mr. Webster, re- ferring to England, and quoting her own poet ; ^" Her march is on the mountain wave, llcr home is on the deep. " " I am for calling upon lier, and paying our respects to her at Jionv^ — I am for giving her to know that we too^ have a right of way upon the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not yet had the daring gallantry of Scott restored the honor of our arms.
New Hampshire, indeed all New England regarded that war as inexpedient, and until the milder remedy of mediation had been exhausted, almost unjust. Commerce was then the business of New England. The embargo was ruin to that commerce — her ships were rotting at their peirs.
In alluding to the position of Mr. Webster in this connexion, I desire to vindicate his character from the aspersion that he was not American in his fe...elings, or Patriotic in his action.
He did not, as has been asserted, advise an abandonment of the war. He counselled only a change in its direction, a change sug- gested by the geographical relation and physical position of the parties, and forced upon us by the conviction of its necessity.
AYe had no navy worthy of a name ; but said Mr. Webster, re- ferring to England, and quoting her own poet ; ^" Her march is on the mountain wave, llcr home is on the deep. " " I am for calling upon lier, and paying our respects to her at Jionv^ — I am for giving her to know that we too^ have a right of way upon the sea.
What to read after Daniel Webster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Treadwell Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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