The American Revolution 1763 1783 Being the Chapters And Passages Relating to
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Xiu. CONDUCT OF THE OPPOSITION. 335 of buff and blue were first adopted by Fox in imitation of the uniform of Washington's troops, 1 is, I believe, corroborated by no other writer ; but there is no reason to question his assertion that the members of the Whig party in society and in both Houses of Parliament during the whole course of the war wished success to the American cause and rejoiced in the American triumphs. 2 Benedict Arnold was attacked, Franklin and Laurens were eulogised in the Bri...tish House of Commons in a strain which would have been perfectly becoming in the American Congress, and the American cause was spoken of as the cause of liberty. 3 Dr. Price, who was one of the great lights of the democratic party, and whose knowledge of finance was widely celebrated, was invited by the Congress at the end of 1778 to go over to America and to manage the American finances. He declined the invitation on the ground of his feeble health and spirits, but with a profusion of compliments to the Assembly, which he * considered the most respect- able and important in the world, ' with the warmest wishes for the success of the Americans, and without the smallest intimation that the fact that they were at war with his country made it difficult for him to place his talents at their disposal.
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Xiu. CONDUCT OF THE OPPOSITION. 335 of buff and blue were first adopted by Fox in imitation of the uniform of Washington's troops, 1 is, I believe, corroborated by no other writer ; but there is no reason to question his assertion that the members of the Whig party in society and in both Houses of Parliament during the whole course of the war wished success to the American cause and rejoiced in the American triumphs. 2 Benedict Arnold was attacked, Franklin and Laurens were eulogised in the Bri...tish House of Commons in a strain which would have been perfectly becoming in the American Congress, and the American cause was spoken of as the cause of liberty. 3 Dr. Price, who was one of the great lights of the democratic party, and whose knowledge of finance was widely celebrated, was invited by the Congress at the end of 1778 to go over to America and to manage the American finances. He declined the invitation on the ground of his feeble health and spirits, but with a profusion of compliments to the Assembly, which he * considered the most respect- able and important in the world, ' with the warmest wishes for the success of the Americans, and without the smallest intimation that the fact that they were at war with his country made it difficult for him to place his talents at their disposal.
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