Life of James Sullivan: With Selections From His Writings 2
Life of James Sullivan: With Selections From His Writings 2
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They passed without delay both branches ; in the house by a vote of one hundred and seventy-eight to eighty-oneJj Notwithstanding this unequivocal expression of their^j sentiments, and the yet more decided majority by which the original and supplementary act had passed Congress, our senator, Colonel Pickering, on the sixteenth of February, addressed Governor Sullivan a letter, setting forth his own views of their impolicy, and denouncing, in unmeas- ured terms, the judgment and motives of the a...dministra- tion. He rested his argument mainly on the ground that the embargo had been adopted before official information had been received of the orders in council, though no one doubted at the time of their existence, and the next arrival had confirmed it. While demanding, as his senatorial right, that the governor should communicate his letter to the court, he knew full well that so unreasonable a pretension would not, in any probability, be acceded to, and sent a duplicate to his friend, Mr.
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They passed without delay both branches ; in the house by a vote of one hundred and seventy-eight to eighty-oneJj Notwithstanding this unequivocal expression of their^j sentiments, and the yet more decided majority by which the original and supplementary act had passed Congress, our senator, Colonel Pickering, on the sixteenth of February, addressed Governor Sullivan a letter, setting forth his own views of their impolicy, and denouncing, in unmeas- ured terms, the judgment and motives of the a...dministra- tion. He rested his argument mainly on the ground that the embargo had been adopted before official information had been received of the orders in council, though no one doubted at the time of their existence, and the next arrival had confirmed it. While demanding, as his senatorial right, that the governor should communicate his letter to the court, he knew full well that so unreasonable a pretension would not, in any probability, be acceded to, and sent a duplicate to his friend, Mr.
What to read after Life of James Sullivan: With Selections From His Writings 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas C Thomas Coffin Amory to read onlineMoreLess
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