One Welshman; a Glance At a Great Career; Inaugural Address, Autumn Session, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, October 31, 1912
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A sufficient answer to all such special pleading may be found in a note by the editor in Ford's Writings of Thomas Jefferson, vol. vii. p. 'j'] : " The criticism on Washington in this letter was far less severe than Jefferson was writing to others in these years. Washington himself took the reference so wholly to himself that from the publication of this letter he ceased all correspondence and intercourse with his former Secretary.*' ONE WELSHMAN 31 publican and dangerous, and meant an effort t...o restore the monarchy. Both were sincere ; both wanted the people to rule. But the one wanted the people to have their way through the ordinary processes and safeguards of a government they themselves made, and abso- lutely controlled ; the other wanted them to have it at any hazard and at once.
Of this last party Mr. Jefferson became inevitably the head — driven to it by the great idea of liberty, of the origin of govern- ment and of its sole purpose, which possessed him. Hamilton, while he lived, was as inevitably the leader of the other party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sufficient answer to all such special pleading may be found in a note by the editor in Ford's Writings of Thomas Jefferson, vol. vii. p. 'j'] : " The criticism on Washington in this letter was far less severe than Jefferson was writing to others in these years. Washington himself took the reference so wholly to himself that from the publication of this letter he ceased all correspondence and intercourse with his former Secretary.*' ONE WELSHMAN 31 publican and dangerous, and meant an effort t...o restore the monarchy. Both were sincere ; both wanted the people to rule. But the one wanted the people to have their way through the ordinary processes and safeguards of a government they themselves made, and abso- lutely controlled ; the other wanted them to have it at any hazard and at once.
Of this last party Mr. Jefferson became inevitably the head — driven to it by the great idea of liberty, of the origin of govern- ment and of its sole purpose, which possessed him. Hamilton, while he lived, was as inevitably the leader of the other party.
What to read after One Welshman; a Glance At a Great Career; Inaugural Address, Autumn Session, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, October 31, 1912?
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