Memoirs of John Adams Dix volume 01
Memoirs of John Adams Dix volume 01
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At its close Mr. Thomas II. Benton, the father of the Senate, so called from his six successive elections and thirty years' service in that body, rose and said, in begin- ning his remarks, " that it had not been his intention to ad- dress the Senate in relation to our title to Oregon, but if he had intended to speak on that branch of the subject he should have relinquished his purpose after listening to the very able and lucid exposition of it by the honorable Senator from New York. That gentle...man had placed the American title to Oregon on grounds that were impregnable, and on which it must forever stand. A speech more replete with historical facts, evincing greater research, or more crowded with perti- nent remark and convincing argument, it had never been his lot to hear, and he could not refrain from congratulating that honorable gentleman on the important service he had render- ed to his country, and not less upon the honor which he had gained for himself. He would leave the question of title where that Senator had placed it, and turn his attention to a different branch of the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At its close Mr. Thomas II. Benton, the father of the Senate, so called from his six successive elections and thirty years' service in that body, rose and said, in begin- ning his remarks, " that it had not been his intention to ad- dress the Senate in relation to our title to Oregon, but if he had intended to speak on that branch of the subject he should have relinquished his purpose after listening to the very able and lucid exposition of it by the honorable Senator from New York. That gentle...man had placed the American title to Oregon on grounds that were impregnable, and on which it must forever stand. A speech more replete with historical facts, evincing greater research, or more crowded with perti- nent remark and convincing argument, it had never been his lot to hear, and he could not refrain from congratulating that honorable gentleman on the important service he had render- ed to his country, and not less upon the honor which he had gained for himself. He would leave the question of title where that Senator had placed it, and turn his attention to a different branch of the subject.
What to read after Memoirs of John Adams Dix volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morgan Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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