George Washington volume 2
George Washington volume 2
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The finan- cial policy of Hamilton had not yet given rise to a sys- tem working smoothly in all its parts ; so what could be more natural than for Wolcott to turn for advice to the man who had drawn the great outlines of a system, and knew the relations of every part. Unfortunately for themselves, both looked to Ham- ilton for direction and counsel, and Hamilton was becoming more and more of a party man. The disap- pointment in not obtaining the English mission was but one of the many he experi...enced, for in New York politics he sought to be the master and met with little success. He saw the rising tide of republicanism, but could not appreciate that he was an important factor in producing it. His methods for discounting John Adams's vote at the first election were known, and his opposition to Burr had made him enemies in his State. The ques- tion of passing over Adams in the approaching election was presenting itself to him. He sounded Patrick Henry on a candidacy, and when Henry refused to take the bait, Thomas Pinckney, just returned from his diplomatic suc- cess in Spain, was selected as most available.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The finan- cial policy of Hamilton had not yet given rise to a sys- tem working smoothly in all its parts ; so what could be more natural than for Wolcott to turn for advice to the man who had drawn the great outlines of a system, and knew the relations of every part. Unfortunately for themselves, both looked to Ham- ilton for direction and counsel, and Hamilton was becoming more and more of a party man. The disap- pointment in not obtaining the English mission was but one of the many he experi...enced, for in New York politics he sought to be the master and met with little success. He saw the rising tide of republicanism, but could not appreciate that he was an important factor in producing it. His methods for discounting John Adams's vote at the first election were known, and his opposition to Burr had made him enemies in his State. The ques- tion of passing over Adams in the approaching election was presenting itself to him. He sounded Patrick Henry on a candidacy, and when Henry refused to take the bait, Thomas Pinckney, just returned from his diplomatic suc- cess in Spain, was selected as most available.
What to read after George Washington volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Chauncey Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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