Letters And Other Writings of James Madison volume 3
Letters And Other Writings of James Madison volume 3
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321 ation Mr. Morris supposes. What I may say without impro- priety is, that in every thing depending on personal confidence, I cheerfully bear my testimony to the claim given to him by the intelligence, the integrity, and the respectability belonging to his character.
TO GOVERNOR EUSTIS.
MONTPELLIEB, June 14, 1823.
DEAR SIR, I have duly received your letter of the 6th instant. I had previously received, under your blank cover, a printed copy of your address to the Legislature, in which your pe...n has done justice to the elevated devotion to the public interest which it had to express.
The coup de grace which the address gives to the factious as- cendency, so long forming a cloud over the State of Massachu- setts, could not fail to pierce the consciences of the guilty, and inflame their angry passions. It was to be looked for, also, that among the innocent some sympathy might be indulged toward the sufferers, however just the punishment inflicted on them. The guilty, however, are, probably, forever disarmed, and the feelings of the misguided may be expected soon to take a turn, which will be promoted by the frank and generous course of which a presage is given in the merited tributes to your imme- diate predecessor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
321 ation Mr. Morris supposes. What I may say without impro- priety is, that in every thing depending on personal confidence, I cheerfully bear my testimony to the claim given to him by the intelligence, the integrity, and the respectability belonging to his character.
TO GOVERNOR EUSTIS.
MONTPELLIEB, June 14, 1823.
DEAR SIR, I have duly received your letter of the 6th instant. I had previously received, under your blank cover, a printed copy of your address to the Legislature, in which your pe...n has done justice to the elevated devotion to the public interest which it had to express.
The coup de grace which the address gives to the factious as- cendency, so long forming a cloud over the State of Massachu- setts, could not fail to pierce the consciences of the guilty, and inflame their angry passions. It was to be looked for, also, that among the innocent some sympathy might be indulged toward the sufferers, however just the punishment inflicted on them. The guilty, however, are, probably, forever disarmed, and the feelings of the misguided may be expected soon to take a turn, which will be promoted by the frank and generous course of which a presage is given in the merited tributes to your imme- diate predecessor.
What to read after Letters And Other Writings of James Madison volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison James to read onlineMoreLess
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