Exploring Expedition Correspondence Between J N Reynolds And the Hon Mahlon
Exploring Expedition Correspondence Between J N Reynolds And the Hon Mahlon
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This, however, was not deemed expedient, and the full apjjropriations were made by an act of the third of March last. '''' Now, sir, with all due deference, I take up this assumption, which is unsustained by a single argument, and am prepared to show that the exploring expedition, as authorized by Congress and sanc- tioned by the late executive, in its naval and scientific departments, in all that it is designed to effect, courts investigation, and will bear it. The more closely it is compared ...with what the maritime powers of Europe have done ; the more it is examined and un- derstood by a careful analysis of our interest in and our knowledge of the seas where its labours are to be performed, and an inquiry if the present force be not properly adapted to the faithful perform- ance of its labours, the more will its friends be strenirilicned in their position. On the other hand, those who have not had leisure to examine the subject in detail, or have been misled by your ol)- jections, ill-founded as they are, will perceive ihat the great na- tional objects to be attained would jusiify an increase rather ihaii warrant a diminution of the force at present prepared ; and which, but for your hostility to the whole enterprise, might ere now have been in the field of its usefulness, engaged in those invesligaiioiis which our interest and our honour equally require should be made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, however, was not deemed expedient, and the full apjjropriations were made by an act of the third of March last. '''' Now, sir, with all due deference, I take up this assumption, which is unsustained by a single argument, and am prepared to show that the exploring expedition, as authorized by Congress and sanc- tioned by the late executive, in its naval and scientific departments, in all that it is designed to effect, courts investigation, and will bear it. The more closely it is compared ...with what the maritime powers of Europe have done ; the more it is examined and un- derstood by a careful analysis of our interest in and our knowledge of the seas where its labours are to be performed, and an inquiry if the present force be not properly adapted to the faithful perform- ance of its labours, the more will its friends be strenirilicned in their position. On the other hand, those who have not had leisure to examine the subject in detail, or have been misled by your ol)- jections, ill-founded as they are, will perceive ihat the great na- tional objects to be attained would jusiify an increase rather ihaii warrant a diminution of the force at present prepared ; and which, but for your hostility to the whole enterprise, might ere now have been in the field of its usefulness, engaged in those invesligaiioiis which our interest and our honour equally require should be made.
What to read after Exploring Expedition Correspondence Between J N Reynolds And the Hon Mahlon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J N Jeremiah N Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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