The American Revolution volume 3
The American Revolution volume 3
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2 Walpole to Mann, May 27, 1776 ; June 16, 1779.
238 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION of serious public danger when somebody did not sin- cerely believe that the country was on the verge of de- struction. Sir John Sinclair, — the prince of busybodies, — brought Adam Smith the news of Saratoga, and added, on his own account, that the nation was now ruined. " There is a great deal of ruin in a nation, " was the philosopher's quiet reply ; ^ and yet Sir John Sinclair might well have proved to be in the rig...ht, if George the Third had pursued his course to the end, unchecked. The prophets of evil, for once in a way, were the wise men ; and their predictions would un- doubtedly have been fulfilled to the letter, had it not been for a contingency which the most sanguine pa- triots did not venture confidently to anticipate. How long the end would have been in coming no man for- tunately now can tell ; but, in the long run, the policy of the Court must have been fatal to the country unless Parliament had taken the matter into its own hands, and insisted on composing the quarrel with America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Walpole to Mann, May 27, 1776 ; June 16, 1779.
238 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION of serious public danger when somebody did not sin- cerely believe that the country was on the verge of de- struction. Sir John Sinclair, — the prince of busybodies, — brought Adam Smith the news of Saratoga, and added, on his own account, that the nation was now ruined. " There is a great deal of ruin in a nation, " was the philosopher's quiet reply ; ^ and yet Sir John Sinclair might well have proved to be in the rig...ht, if George the Third had pursued his course to the end, unchecked. The prophets of evil, for once in a way, were the wise men ; and their predictions would un- doubtedly have been fulfilled to the letter, had it not been for a contingency which the most sanguine pa- triots did not venture confidently to anticipate. How long the end would have been in coming no man for- tunately now can tell ; but, in the long run, the policy of the Court must have been fatal to the country unless Parliament had taken the matter into its own hands, and insisted on composing the quarrel with America.
What to read after The American Revolution volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Otto Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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