Report of the Trial of Brig. Gen. Wm. Hull
Report of the Trial of Brig. Gen. Wm. Hull
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Let me quote from the memorial of the 6th Maf^a, or MCher fh)m the co^y certified as I have mentioned above, a passage ^^hjjeh is in the following words .
•* If sir, we cannot command the ocean, ti'e can command the inland lakes of our country. I have always been of the opinion that we ought to have built as many armed vessels on the lakes as would have commanded them. We have more interest in them than the British nation, and can build vessels with more convenience. If, however,. there is no i...ntention of Digitized by Google 8» tho kind, that communication must be abandoned until we take posstssion of the Canadas." When the writer of the letter had certified a copy of this memorial but a few days ago— how could he say, that he never knew or heard of a me- morial, pointing out the necessity of a navy on Lake Erie ?
I will not presume, sir, that thd writer of the letter intends an equivoque, anddesigrns that his meaning shall turn upon the use of the word neoemty^ This I think woul€ not be consistent with the solemnity of the occasion on which his letter is written— nor sir, would it serve him— (because it is impossible to read my memoir of the 6th of March, without perceiving that I do from the beginning to the end, point out the necessity of a navy, 3n every sense in which the word necessity can be applied on such a subject, I am very far sir, from meaning to iaainuate in t)ie utmost degree that the letter from the clerk of the war department contains any intention of misrepresentation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me quote from the memorial of the 6th Maf^a, or MCher fh)m the co^y certified as I have mentioned above, a passage ^^hjjeh is in the following words .
•* If sir, we cannot command the ocean, ti'e can command the inland lakes of our country. I have always been of the opinion that we ought to have built as many armed vessels on the lakes as would have commanded them. We have more interest in them than the British nation, and can build vessels with more convenience. If, however,. there is no i...ntention of Digitized by Google 8» tho kind, that communication must be abandoned until we take posstssion of the Canadas." When the writer of the letter had certified a copy of this memorial but a few days ago— how could he say, that he never knew or heard of a me- morial, pointing out the necessity of a navy on Lake Erie ?
I will not presume, sir, that thd writer of the letter intends an equivoque, anddesigrns that his meaning shall turn upon the use of the word neoemty^ This I think woul€ not be consistent with the solemnity of the occasion on which his letter is written— nor sir, would it serve him— (because it is impossible to read my memoir of the 6th of March, without perceiving that I do from the beginning to the end, point out the necessity of a navy, 3n every sense in which the word necessity can be applied on such a subject, I am very far sir, from meaning to iaainuate in t)ie utmost degree that the letter from the clerk of the war department contains any intention of misrepresentation.
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