Selections From the William Greene Papers I
Selections From the William Greene Papers I
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21 Edward A. Hannegan, U. S. Sen. Fr. Indiana.
22 John Davis, U. S. Sen. Fr. Mass.
23 See Note 15.
24 Lt. Gen. Winfield Scott.
15 the presence of a little personal vanity. The charges against Webster have vanished into thin air as you will have seen I hope with pleasure. I am not at liberty to give particulars but you may rest assured our difficulties with England are settled — few days will divulge the secret. I think they will greatly increase the chances of a speedy adjustment of our Mexican... troubles. We are at this moment perpetrating enormous wrong upon a weak & a to us unoffending people, we have robbed her, & now kill to secure our plunder. The President began this war & we were compelled to get out of his quarrel by fighting for what we falsely deem our Honor. We intend to hold the guilty authors to a strict account for this. God knows whether the country will heed us, at all events we may hope to find "fit audience though few. " Truly yr friend Tho Corwin W Green Esq XI Eaton [Ohio] 6th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21 Edward A. Hannegan, U. S. Sen. Fr. Indiana.
22 John Davis, U. S. Sen. Fr. Mass.
23 See Note 15.
24 Lt. Gen. Winfield Scott.
15 the presence of a little personal vanity. The charges against Webster have vanished into thin air as you will have seen I hope with pleasure. I am not at liberty to give particulars but you may rest assured our difficulties with England are settled — few days will divulge the secret. I think they will greatly increase the chances of a speedy adjustment of our Mexican... troubles. We are at this moment perpetrating enormous wrong upon a weak & a to us unoffending people, we have robbed her, & now kill to secure our plunder. The President began this war & we were compelled to get out of his quarrel by fighting for what we falsely deem our Honor. We intend to hold the guilty authors to a strict account for this. God knows whether the country will heed us, at all events we may hope to find "fit audience though few. " Truly yr friend Tho Corwin W Green Esq XI Eaton [Ohio] 6th.
What to read after Selections From the William Greene Papers I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Belle Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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