Letter From Alexander Hamilton Concerning the Public Conduct And Character of J
Letter From Alexander Hamilton Concerning the Public Conduct And Character of J
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
n. ' judgment n> \ ith h N i tak. Ii. Rented that the grow infallible that then a I arguiw . Which arere ftufheient tu thakc th< widen revolution \ hu : i utiing of ' ed from thie, that H might ha v< arith hii x ih a i that he hail hxcil aD rablc o; I the ilr|i. '. Ilurc ihl continue nil ' 37 a change of circumstances i Was it not a circumstance to strengthen expectation in the Ministers, when consulted about the instructions, that they would be heard as to the principal point, previous to a definitive resolution ? Giving Mr. Adams credit for sincerity, the dcsultoriness of his mind is evinced by the very different grounds upon which, at different times, he has defended the propriety of the mission. Sometimes he has treated with ridicule the idea of its be- ing a measure which would terminate in peace ; asserting that France would not accommodate, on terms admissible by the United States, and that the effect to be expected from the mission, was the demonstration of this truth, and the union of public opinion on the necessity of war.
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