The Chronicles of America Series volume 14
The Chronicles of America Series volume 14
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The summary method which was pur sued was that of dishonoring bills drawn by him to cover his expenditures.
Jefferson, who while Minister to France had been closely connected with these proceedings, was called upon by Congress for a report upon them, not long after he took office as Secretary of State. This report, December 28, 1790, set forth the fact that the Mediterranean trade, which had employed from eighty to one hundred ships with about twelve hundred seamen, had been almost destroyed. I...n the interest of the negotiations, it had been necessary "to suffer the captives and their friends to believe for a while, that no atten tion was paid to them, no notice taken of their letters, " and they were "still under this impres sion. " Jefferson contented himself with sub mitting the facts in the case, remarking that "upon the whole it rests with Congress to decide between war, tribute, and ransom. If war, they will consider how far our own resources shall be called forth, and how far they will enable the Executive to engage, in the forms of the Con stitution, the cooperation of other Powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The summary method which was pur sued was that of dishonoring bills drawn by him to cover his expenditures.
Jefferson, who while Minister to France had been closely connected with these proceedings, was called upon by Congress for a report upon them, not long after he took office as Secretary of State. This report, December 28, 1790, set forth the fact that the Mediterranean trade, which had employed from eighty to one hundred ships with about twelve hundred seamen, had been almost destroyed. I...n the interest of the negotiations, it had been necessary "to suffer the captives and their friends to believe for a while, that no atten tion was paid to them, no notice taken of their letters, " and they were "still under this impres sion. " Jefferson contented himself with sub mitting the facts in the case, remarking that "upon the whole it rests with Congress to decide between war, tribute, and ransom. If war, they will consider how far our own resources shall be called forth, and how far they will enable the Executive to engage, in the forms of the Con stitution, the cooperation of other Powers.
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