Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson, volume 1
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They complain of the expense, and that theircommerce with us is too small to justify it. They therefore talk ofsending a packet every six weeks only. The present one, therefore, whichshould have sailed about this time, will not sail till the 1st of July. However, the whole matter is as yet undecided. I have hopes that whenMr. St. John arrives from New York, he will get them replaced ontheir monthly system. By the bye, what is the meaning of a veryangry resolution of Congress on his subject? I h...ave it not by me, andtherefore cannot cite it by date, but you will remember it, and obligeme by explaining its foundation. This will be handed you by Mr. Otto, who comes to America as Charge, des Affaires, in the room of Mr. Marbois, promoted to the Intendancy of Hispaniola, which office is nextto that of Governor. He becomes the head of the civil, as the Governoris of the military department.
I am much pleased with Otto's appointment; he is good-humored, affectionate to America, will see things in a friendly light when theyadmit of it, in a rational one always, and will not pique himself onwriting every trifling circumstance of irritation to his court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They complain of the expense, and that theircommerce with us is too small to justify it. They therefore talk ofsending a packet every six weeks only. The present one, therefore, whichshould have sailed about this time, will not sail till the 1st of July. However, the whole matter is as yet undecided. I have hopes that whenMr. St. John arrives from New York, he will get them replaced ontheir monthly system. By the bye, what is the meaning of a veryangry resolution of Congress on his subject? I h...ave it not by me, andtherefore cannot cite it by date, but you will remember it, and obligeme by explaining its foundation. This will be handed you by Mr. Otto, who comes to America as Charge, des Affaires, in the room of Mr. Marbois, promoted to the Intendancy of Hispaniola, which office is nextto that of Governor. He becomes the head of the civil, as the Governoris of the military department.
I am much pleased with Otto's appointment; he is good-humored, affectionate to America, will see things in a friendly light when theyadmit of it, in a rational one always, and will not pique himself onwriting every trifling circumstance of irritation to his court.
What to read after Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826 to read onlineMoreLess
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