Richard Rush of Pennsylvania
Richard Rush of Pennsylvania
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15 liament, to an extent not easy to be conceived— to such an extent in- deed that Lord Castlereagh declared, that " war might have been pro- duced hy holding up a finger:' Wretch, tyrant, ruffian, murderer, sa- vage of hell, were among the epithets that the newspapers of Lon- don lavished upon him. Mr. Rush has often recurred to this period, in conversation with his friends, as one of extraordinary interest, and to himself as the most anxious of his mission ; mentioning among other anecdotes, ...that a deformed and hideous picture of the General was paraded in the streets, the men who held it up on a pole bellow- ing forth, in vociferous repetition, " Jackson the Murderer !" But the defence of our hero, while an anxious task, was triumphantle accomplished on all the points on which he had been assailed, by thy patriotic zeal, knowledge and conciliatory course of Mr. Rush, aided by the powerful and just exposition which Mr. Adams had given of the case in his celebrated letter to Mr. Erving, our Minister in Spain, a copy of wliich was sent to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 liament, to an extent not easy to be conceived— to such an extent in- deed that Lord Castlereagh declared, that " war might have been pro- duced hy holding up a finger:' Wretch, tyrant, ruffian, murderer, sa- vage of hell, were among the epithets that the newspapers of Lon- don lavished upon him. Mr. Rush has often recurred to this period, in conversation with his friends, as one of extraordinary interest, and to himself as the most anxious of his mission ; mentioning among other anecdotes, ...that a deformed and hideous picture of the General was paraded in the streets, the men who held it up on a pole bellow- ing forth, in vociferous repetition, " Jackson the Murderer !" But the defence of our hero, while an anxious task, was triumphantle accomplished on all the points on which he had been assailed, by thy patriotic zeal, knowledge and conciliatory course of Mr. Rush, aided by the powerful and just exposition which Mr. Adams had given of the case in his celebrated letter to Mr. Erving, our Minister in Spain, a copy of wliich was sent to him.
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