History of the Republic of the United States of America As Traced in the Writi
History of the Republic of the United States of America As Traced in the Writi
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" The probability of hostilities in Europe had some time * Jefferson states, in relation to an apprehended rupture with Spain, " Hamilton declared himself the advocate for peace AVar would derange our affairs greatly, throw us back many years in the march towards prosperity, &c. "He was for every thing which would procrastinate the event. " VOL. V 15 226 THE EEPUBLIC. [1793.
past called Hamilton s attention to the Treaty of the United States with France. He had reflected much and consulted much... with others as to the obligations it im posed on this Country. Though his opinions had been formed, yet the momentous interests involved, indicated the necessity of the utmost caution.
On the ninth of April, the day after the recent infor mation was received, he wrote to the Chief Justice, " When we last conversed together on the subject, we were both of opinion, that the Minister expected from France should be received.
" Subsequent circumstances have perhaps induced an additional embarrassment on this point, and render it ad visable to reconsider the opinion, generally, and to raise this further question, * whether he ought to be received absolutely, or with qualifications ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The probability of hostilities in Europe had some time * Jefferson states, in relation to an apprehended rupture with Spain, " Hamilton declared himself the advocate for peace AVar would derange our affairs greatly, throw us back many years in the march towards prosperity, &c. "He was for every thing which would procrastinate the event. " VOL. V 15 226 THE EEPUBLIC. [1793.
past called Hamilton s attention to the Treaty of the United States with France. He had reflected much and consulted much... with others as to the obligations it im posed on this Country. Though his opinions had been formed, yet the momentous interests involved, indicated the necessity of the utmost caution.
On the ninth of April, the day after the recent infor mation was received, he wrote to the Chief Justice, " When we last conversed together on the subject, we were both of opinion, that the Minister expected from France should be received.
" Subsequent circumstances have perhaps induced an additional embarrassment on this point, and render it ad visable to reconsider the opinion, generally, and to raise this further question, * whether he ought to be received absolutely, or with qualifications ?
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