Historic Americans
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Mr. Jefferson was the recognized leader of Congress in 1783-4, though he had able men for rivals. On the 10th of March, 1785, Congress appointed him Minister to France, to succeed Dr. Franklin. Indeed, he had three times before been offered the same office, and had declined it, sometimes in consequence of the feeble health of his wife: now she had become loosed from her frail body.
in. As diplomatist in Euroi)e. 1784-1789.
I shall not discourse at any length on his services abroad. He was a ski...lful diplomatist. His great knowledge, his admirable sagacity, his conciliatory spirit, and his good manners, helped to accomplish what he sought. He attended to the usual routine of a Minister's duties, but no great services were to be accomplished. He returned to his country, on leave of absence, in 1789. A singular reception awaited him at home. When he came to Monticello his slaves took him from his coach, and bore him in their arms to the house. A singular mode of riding for the author of the Declaration of Independence!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Jefferson was the recognized leader of Congress in 1783-4, though he had able men for rivals. On the 10th of March, 1785, Congress appointed him Minister to France, to succeed Dr. Franklin. Indeed, he had three times before been offered the same office, and had declined it, sometimes in consequence of the feeble health of his wife: now she had become loosed from her frail body.
in. As diplomatist in Euroi)e. 1784-1789.
I shall not discourse at any length on his services abroad. He was a ski...lful diplomatist. His great knowledge, his admirable sagacity, his conciliatory spirit, and his good manners, helped to accomplish what he sought. He attended to the usual routine of a Minister's duties, but no great services were to be accomplished. He returned to his country, on leave of absence, in 1789. A singular reception awaited him at home. When he came to Monticello his slaves took him from his coach, and bore him in their arms to the house. A singular mode of riding for the author of the Declaration of Independence!
What to read after Historic Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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