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Any man who has noticed the course and conduct of political men, must have remarked, that ?iew converts always manifest a zeal, pro- portioned to the diffidence and distrust, which would, and which does naturally arise, with respect to those who sudden- ly change their political opinions. Our republic, though in its infancy, has exhibited many striking examples of this na- ture.
In the course of the late interesting correspondence with Great Britain, the whole public and private conduct of Mr. ...Pinkney evinces a fixed determination to retain his place ; to humour and flatter the destructive whims and notions of the present Administration.
In no instance has this spirit been more strikingly exhibited than in the following letter.
Mr. Pinkney had learned that the unexpected and astonishing change in Portugal and Spain, had excited a great and ho- nourable sensibility in this country, and that our people, yielding to the influence of these generous feelings, which perfectly coincided not only with their own immediate in- terests but with the public welfare, were extremely urgent to have the intercourse with Portugal and Spain opened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any man who has noticed the course and conduct of political men, must have remarked, that ?iew converts always manifest a zeal, pro- portioned to the diffidence and distrust, which would, and which does naturally arise, with respect to those who sudden- ly change their political opinions. Our republic, though in its infancy, has exhibited many striking examples of this na- ture.
In the course of the late interesting correspondence with Great Britain, the whole public and private conduct of Mr. ...Pinkney evinces a fixed determination to retain his place ; to humour and flatter the destructive whims and notions of the present Administration.
In no instance has this spirit been more strikingly exhibited than in the following letter.
Mr. Pinkney had learned that the unexpected and astonishing change in Portugal and Spain, had excited a great and ho- nourable sensibility in this country, and that our people, yielding to the influence of these generous feelings, which perfectly coincided not only with their own immediate in- terests but with the public welfare, were extremely urgent to have the intercourse with Portugal and Spain opened.
What to read after Further And Still More Important Suppressed Documents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armstrong John to read onlineMoreLess
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