Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs 37
Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs 37
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Mr. Thouveners cordial and friendly dispositions and his candor are appre- elated by the President and by this whole government.
Revorations seldom admit of exact regulatioh. This insurrection is an appeal by force not merely to reverse a regular popular judgment, but to overturn the tribunal which pronounced it. I admit the importance of moderation on the part of the government. I think that all the world will agree that the govern- ment has thus far practiced that virtue to the largest possib...le extmit It has, however, producea no abatement of the ambitious designs of the insurgentsi It is manifest that they prefer a common ruin, a complete chaos, to any compo- sition whatever that could be made under any auspices. Nor does the case admit of offers of composition on the part of the Union. It is a question be- tween the existing and only possible constitutional system of government and a resolution of society here into small, distracted, and ever-jealous belligerent states. Other unusual elements enter into the motives of the conflict, and pop- nlar passions inflame them into a white heat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Thouveners cordial and friendly dispositions and his candor are appre- elated by the President and by this whole government.
Revorations seldom admit of exact regulatioh. This insurrection is an appeal by force not merely to reverse a regular popular judgment, but to overturn the tribunal which pronounced it. I admit the importance of moderation on the part of the government. I think that all the world will agree that the govern- ment has thus far practiced that virtue to the largest possib...le extmit It has, however, producea no abatement of the ambitious designs of the insurgentsi It is manifest that they prefer a common ruin, a complete chaos, to any compo- sition whatever that could be made under any auspices. Nor does the case admit of offers of composition on the part of the Union. It is a question be- tween the existing and only possible constitutional system of government and a resolution of society here into small, distracted, and ever-jealous belligerent states. Other unusual elements enter into the motives of the conflict, and pop- nlar passions inflame them into a white heat.
What to read after Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs 37?
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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