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The fact that by so doing he broke theAmerican rule of neutrality did not seem to trouble him at all; on thecontrary, he acted as if he were simply doing what the United Stateswould do if they really did what they wished. As soon as he had madehis arrangements, he proceeded by land up the coast to Philadelphia. Jefferson was exuberant, and he wrote in exultation to Madison on thefifth of May, concluding with the phrase, "I wish we may be ableto repress the spirit of the people within the limits... of a fairneutrality. " If there be such things as crocodile tears, perhaps theremay also be crocodile wishes, of which this would seem to be one. Afriend of Hamilton's, writing about the same time, speaks in differentterms, as follows: He has a good person, a fine ruddy complexion, quite active, and seems always in a bustle, more like a busy man than a man of business. A Frenchman in his manners, he announces himself in all companies as the Minister of the Republic, etc. , talks freely of his commission, and, like most Europeans, seems to have adopted mistaken notions of the penetration and knowledge of the people of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact that by so doing he broke theAmerican rule of neutrality did not seem to trouble him at all; on thecontrary, he acted as if he were simply doing what the United Stateswould do if they really did what they wished. As soon as he had madehis arrangements, he proceeded by land up the coast to Philadelphia. Jefferson was exuberant, and he wrote in exultation to Madison on thefifth of May, concluding with the phrase, "I wish we may be ableto repress the spirit of the people within the limits... of a fairneutrality. " If there be such things as crocodile tears, perhaps theremay also be crocodile wishes, of which this would seem to be one. Afriend of Hamilton's, writing about the same time, speaks in differentterms, as follows: He has a good person, a fine ruddy complexion, quite active, and seems always in a bustle, more like a busy man than a man of business. A Frenchman in his manners, he announces himself in all companies as the Minister of the Republic, etc. , talks freely of his commission, and, like most Europeans, seems to have adopted mistaken notions of the penetration and knowledge of the people of the United States.
What to read after George Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thayer William Roscoe to read onlineMoreLess
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