Speeches And Forensic Arguments
Speeches And Forensic Arguments
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Doubtless, sir, it is an interesting moment in our history ; but I see no great proofs of thick coming darkness. But the object of the remark seemed to be to show that the President himself saw difficulties on all sides, and, making a choice of evils, preferred rather to send ministers to this Congress, than to run the risk of exciting the hostility of the States by refusing to send. In other words, the gentleman wished to prove that the President intended an alliance; although such intention i...s expressly disclaimed.
Much cqmmentary h&s been bestowed on the letters of invitation from the ministers. I shall not go through with verbal criticisms on these letters* Their general import is plain enough. I shall not , 43 338 gather together small and mintite quotations, taking a sentence here, a word there, and a syllable in a third place, dovetailing them into the course of remark, till the printed discourse bristles with inver- ted commas, in every line, like a harvest-field. I look to the gen- eral tenor of the invitations, and I find that we are asked to take part only in such things as concern oUrselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubtless, sir, it is an interesting moment in our history ; but I see no great proofs of thick coming darkness. But the object of the remark seemed to be to show that the President himself saw difficulties on all sides, and, making a choice of evils, preferred rather to send ministers to this Congress, than to run the risk of exciting the hostility of the States by refusing to send. In other words, the gentleman wished to prove that the President intended an alliance; although such intention i...s expressly disclaimed.
Much cqmmentary h&s been bestowed on the letters of invitation from the ministers. I shall not go through with verbal criticisms on these letters* Their general import is plain enough. I shall not , 43 338 gather together small and mintite quotations, taking a sentence here, a word there, and a syllable in a third place, dovetailing them into the course of remark, till the printed discourse bristles with inver- ted commas, in every line, like a harvest-field. I look to the gen- eral tenor of the invitations, and I find that we are asked to take part only in such things as concern oUrselves.
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