Memoir of Dr. George Logan of Stenton
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" Stenton, January 12, 1799." Note to the Address.
" This Paper was first published in the Aurora, and so great was the demand for it that it was republished the next day and copied into many other papers (Republican ones, for the Federalists as a party were not generous enemies). I now copy from the manu- script, which perhaps may differ from the printed copy in a few words, but I am not con- scious that it does so. The following introductory notice, which was afterwards affixed to some of the... copies by some other hand, I subjoin because of the fact which it contains : {^From the Aurora.") " No people on earth have reserved to themselves a greater proportion of power in their form of government than the citizens of the United States, yet an apathy has pre- vailed among them for several years respecting the conduct of public men dangerous to the liberties of their country. We must except from this general charge the conduct of an individual citizen who, at a critical period when the administration, urged on by a des- perate faction, were on the point of involving the United States in the bloody contest of Europe, procured interviews with the government of France, and by his private in" dividual efforts laid the foundation of peace between the two nations, for which on his sailing from Bordeaux, he received the public thanks of the American captains and other citizens of the United States detained there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Stenton, January 12, 1799." Note to the Address.
" This Paper was first published in the Aurora, and so great was the demand for it that it was republished the next day and copied into many other papers (Republican ones, for the Federalists as a party were not generous enemies). I now copy from the manu- script, which perhaps may differ from the printed copy in a few words, but I am not con- scious that it does so. The following introductory notice, which was afterwards affixed to some of the... copies by some other hand, I subjoin because of the fact which it contains : {^From the Aurora.") " No people on earth have reserved to themselves a greater proportion of power in their form of government than the citizens of the United States, yet an apathy has pre- vailed among them for several years respecting the conduct of public men dangerous to the liberties of their country. We must except from this general charge the conduct of an individual citizen who, at a critical period when the administration, urged on by a des- perate faction, were on the point of involving the United States in the bloody contest of Europe, procured interviews with the government of France, and by his private in" dividual efforts laid the foundation of peace between the two nations, for which on his sailing from Bordeaux, he received the public thanks of the American captains and other citizens of the United States detained there.
What to read after Memoir of Dr. George Logan of Stenton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stillé, Charles J. (Charles Janeway), 1819-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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