Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs 2
Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs 2
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The British and French ministers made strong declarations against the right of daimios to own armed vessels, and said that it might become necessary to seize them.
There is entire harmony between myself and all the foreign representatives ; though, perhaps, I have greater sympathy with this people, and am only begin- ning to surrender a confidence which they have long since felt obliged to with- hold. I shall never cease exeroisiDg forbearance until it would degenerate into weakness. Nor shall ...I yield to distrust, except in cases — and, alas ! there are too many — ^where I can only believe by distrusting my own senses, or proof equally convincing.
I must here state my conviction that Mr. Harris must have foreseen the probability of such occurrences. His sagacity and keen observation could not have been entirely baffled even by Japanese dissimulation. It is not surprising that, isolated as I have been at Yedo, and with only occasional and very unfre- quent visits to and £rom my colleagues, prepared to regard everyconeopritb^end* 1046 DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE, ship and favor, and very properly left by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The British and French ministers made strong declarations against the right of daimios to own armed vessels, and said that it might become necessary to seize them.
There is entire harmony between myself and all the foreign representatives ; though, perhaps, I have greater sympathy with this people, and am only begin- ning to surrender a confidence which they have long since felt obliged to with- hold. I shall never cease exeroisiDg forbearance until it would degenerate into weakness. Nor shall ...I yield to distrust, except in cases — and, alas ! there are too many — ^where I can only believe by distrusting my own senses, or proof equally convincing.
I must here state my conviction that Mr. Harris must have foreseen the probability of such occurrences. His sagacity and keen observation could not have been entirely baffled even by Japanese dissimulation. It is not surprising that, isolated as I have been at Yedo, and with only occasional and very unfre- quent visits to and £rom my colleagues, prepared to regard everyconeopritb^end* 1046 DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE, ship and favor, and very properly left by Mr.
What to read after Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of State to read onlineMoreLess
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