The Character of Thomas Jefferson, As Exhibited in His Own Writings
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Thus, in order to shorten the time during which no inter- course occurred between himself and general Washing- ton, after Mr. Adams's inauguration, and to give a plausi- ble reason for their not meeting after that event, Mr. Jef- ferson strikes out a year at least from the lapse of time, and two entire sessions of congress, and a small part of a third, from the events of the period. And what renders it the more extraordinary is the fact, that during the whole of the time alluded to, Mr. Jeffers...on was vice president of the United States, and by virtue of his office president of the senate, and was actually present, and presided over that body, at each of these sessions. Of course, he could not have been ignorant of the fact that they were held in regular order. By adverting to general Washington's correspondence, recently published by J. Sparks, it will be seen, that from about the middle of November, 1798, to the middle of December following, general Washington was in Philadelphia, which was at that time the seat of government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, in order to shorten the time during which no inter- course occurred between himself and general Washing- ton, after Mr. Adams's inauguration, and to give a plausi- ble reason for their not meeting after that event, Mr. Jef- ferson strikes out a year at least from the lapse of time, and two entire sessions of congress, and a small part of a third, from the events of the period. And what renders it the more extraordinary is the fact, that during the whole of the time alluded to, Mr. Jeffers...on was vice president of the United States, and by virtue of his office president of the senate, and was actually present, and presided over that body, at each of these sessions. Of course, he could not have been ignorant of the fact that they were held in regular order. By adverting to general Washington's correspondence, recently published by J. Sparks, it will be seen, that from about the middle of November, 1798, to the middle of December following, general Washington was in Philadelphia, which was at that time the seat of government.
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