Memoirs of Aaron Burr, volume 2.
Memoirs of Aaron Burr, volume 2.
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TO JOSEPH ALSTON New-York, November 15, 1801.
I send the enclosed newspaper merely on account of the proceedings ofthe Rhode Island legislature. They are on the second page. That, inNew-England, men should be found hardy enough to oppose, in publicspeeches, the recommendation of a thanksgiving sanctioned by the usageof one hundred and fifty years; that this opposition should prevail, and the recommendation be rejected by a large majority of a House ofAssembly, are events the most extraordinary ...which the presentgeneration hath beheld.
It has been announced in your gazettes that I am to visit Charlestonthis month. Nothing is more true than that my warmest wishes haveurged me to verify this expectation; but it is equally certain that Ishall do no such thing. When I expressed the hope of seeing your statepreviously to the session of Congress, I did not know that I waschosen a member of the Convention by the county of Orange, much lesscould I foresee that I should be president of that Convention; and noindividual suspected that fifteen days would have been consumed inaccomplishing the business of six hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO JOSEPH ALSTON New-York, November 15, 1801.
I send the enclosed newspaper merely on account of the proceedings ofthe Rhode Island legislature. They are on the second page. That, inNew-England, men should be found hardy enough to oppose, in publicspeeches, the recommendation of a thanksgiving sanctioned by the usageof one hundred and fifty years; that this opposition should prevail, and the recommendation be rejected by a large majority of a House ofAssembly, are events the most extraordinary ...which the presentgeneration hath beheld.
It has been announced in your gazettes that I am to visit Charlestonthis month. Nothing is more true than that my warmest wishes haveurged me to verify this expectation; but it is equally certain that Ishall do no such thing. When I expressed the hope of seeing your statepreviously to the session of Congress, I did not know that I waschosen a member of the Convention by the county of Orange, much lesscould I foresee that I should be president of that Convention; and noindividual suspected that fifteen days would have been consumed inaccomplishing the business of six hours.
What to read after Memoirs of Aaron Burr, volume 2.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthew L Matthew Livingston Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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