Messages And Papers of the Presidents Andrew Jackson 8 2
Messages And Papers of the Presidents Andrew Jackson 8 2
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By this request, sir, you clearly shewed that you had withyour judicious spirit correctly appreciated the situation of things andthe means of advancing the cause which you were called to defend. Andpermit me to add that the course which you have thought proper to adopton this point is the best justification of that which we ourselves havefor some months been pursuing in obedience to the necessities inherentin our political organization, and in order to insure as far as lies inour power the succ...ess of the new attempt which we were preparing to makein the Chamber.
However this may be, the King's Government, freed from the internaldifficulties the force of which you have yourself so formally admitted, was preparing to present the bill for giving sanction to the treaty ofJuly 4, when the strange message of December 1 came and obliged it againto deliberate on the course which it should pursue.
The King's Government, though deeply wounded by imputations to whichI will not give a name, having demonstrated their purely gratuitouscharacter, still does not wish to retreat absolutely from adetermination already taken in a spirit of good faith and justice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this request, sir, you clearly shewed that you had withyour judicious spirit correctly appreciated the situation of things andthe means of advancing the cause which you were called to defend. Andpermit me to add that the course which you have thought proper to adopton this point is the best justification of that which we ourselves havefor some months been pursuing in obedience to the necessities inherentin our political organization, and in order to insure as far as lies inour power the succ...ess of the new attempt which we were preparing to makein the Chamber.
However this may be, the King's Government, freed from the internaldifficulties the force of which you have yourself so formally admitted, was preparing to present the bill for giving sanction to the treaty ofJuly 4, when the strange message of December 1 came and obliged it againto deliberate on the course which it should pursue.
The King's Government, though deeply wounded by imputations to whichI will not give a name, having demonstrated their purely gratuitouscharacter, still does not wish to retreat absolutely from adetermination already taken in a spirit of good faith and justice.
What to read after Messages And Papers of the Presidents Andrew Jackson 8 2?
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