Sketch of Hon Lewis H Morgan
Sketch of Hon Lewis H Morgan
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That nation assumes an awful responsibility, which, like Mexico, puts an end to the peaceable ways of diplomacy, leav ing no alternative but horrid war, or base submission. Mexico 51 should have paid her debt before she put an end to peaceful intercourse, and she could not do it without injustice, while there were claims still depending. All arguments drawn from considerations of forbearance, humanity, generosity, expediency, are for ourselvesMexico is entitled to no part in them. In iy estimat...ion, the great error of Mexico, if so mild a term can be applied, consists in her having terminated all peaceful modes of settling differences ; for, as there is no common arbiter be tween independent nations, their differences in that case, must be settled by war, or not at all.
I am again sustained, by the opinion of Mr. Webster, in re spect of the refusal of Mexico to the re-establishment of diplo matic relations proposed by us ; and again, in her refusal to meet the more recent overtures for negotiation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That nation assumes an awful responsibility, which, like Mexico, puts an end to the peaceable ways of diplomacy, leav ing no alternative but horrid war, or base submission. Mexico 51 should have paid her debt before she put an end to peaceful intercourse, and she could not do it without injustice, while there were claims still depending. All arguments drawn from considerations of forbearance, humanity, generosity, expediency, are for ourselvesMexico is entitled to no part in them. In iy estimat...ion, the great error of Mexico, if so mild a term can be applied, consists in her having terminated all peaceful modes of settling differences ; for, as there is no common arbiter be tween independent nations, their differences in that case, must be settled by war, or not at all.
I am again sustained, by the opinion of Mr. Webster, in re spect of the refusal of Mexico to the re-establishment of diplo matic relations proposed by us ; and again, in her refusal to meet the more recent overtures for negotiation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frederic Ward Putnam to read onlineMoreLess
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