Mr Calhouns Address to the People of the Southern States
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It was certainly not to his gratifi- cation or satisfaction Ho did not even attempt a rijoinder. But what becomes of his apology, that he bad no chance to reply to my resolutions 1 They bad been introduced but shortly before, and th?n he had a full L-hance to answer them. He then assailed every act of my life, which he thought he could dis- tort, so as to make a p ausible charge against me. Why then omit to answer resolutions, whith he now holds up as the worst and most ol. Jeclionable of all 1... Can any answer be given, except that he is either not sincere in what he now asserts, or that the time had not then arrived, at which he could safely venture to betray jou 1 But, according to his own statement, he is impell- ed, in making his attacks, bj' private grief, as well as public eon. Siderations. He says, 1 instigated at- tacks on him for twenty years. I instigate attacks on him! He must have a very exalted op nion of himself. I never thought of such a thing. We move in difiFercnt spheres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was certainly not to his gratifi- cation or satisfaction Ho did not even attempt a rijoinder. But what becomes of his apology, that he bad no chance to reply to my resolutions 1 They bad been introduced but shortly before, and th?n he had a full L-hance to answer them. He then assailed every act of my life, which he thought he could dis- tort, so as to make a p ausible charge against me. Why then omit to answer resolutions, whith he now holds up as the worst and most ol. Jeclionable of all 1... Can any answer be given, except that he is either not sincere in what he now asserts, or that the time had not then arrived, at which he could safely venture to betray jou 1 But, according to his own statement, he is impell- ed, in making his attacks, bj' private grief, as well as public eon. Siderations. He says, 1 instigated at- tacks on him for twenty years. I instigate attacks on him! He must have a very exalted op nion of himself. I never thought of such a thing. We move in difiFercnt spheres.
What to read after Mr Calhouns Address to the People of the Southern States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calhoun John Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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