The Confidential Correspondence of Robert Morris, the Great Financier of the Revolution And Signer of the Declaration of Independence
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The Result is, that Things are superficially passed over, without Satisfac- tion, to the Public, to those who make the Enquiry, or have, concern- ing whom it is made ; provided he has been innocent. An Officer, appointed to manage Enquiries and Prosecutions, on Behalf of the Public, would prevent these mischiefs.
The Third Branch of the Duty of this Office is by far the most im- portant. I hope the United States will never be involved far in the Maze of European Politics ; but it is incumbent u...pon us to know something of them, even to steer clear of them. Every Letter from our Commissioners at foreign Courts, almost every Resolution of Congress about foreign Affairs will bring into View some Principle of the civil or maritime Law, or the Law of Nations. It is impossible for Members of Congress, however enlarged their Genius, and how- , ' ever extensive their Knowledge may be, accurately to investigate Subjects of this Kind amidest the Hurry of so much other Business, which likewise demands their Attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Result is, that Things are superficially passed over, without Satisfac- tion, to the Public, to those who make the Enquiry, or have, concern- ing whom it is made ; provided he has been innocent. An Officer, appointed to manage Enquiries and Prosecutions, on Behalf of the Public, would prevent these mischiefs.
The Third Branch of the Duty of this Office is by far the most im- portant. I hope the United States will never be involved far in the Maze of European Politics ; but it is incumbent u...pon us to know something of them, even to steer clear of them. Every Letter from our Commissioners at foreign Courts, almost every Resolution of Congress about foreign Affairs will bring into View some Principle of the civil or maritime Law, or the Law of Nations. It is impossible for Members of Congress, however enlarged their Genius, and how- , ' ever extensive their Knowledge may be, accurately to investigate Subjects of this Kind amidest the Hurry of so much other Business, which likewise demands their Attention.
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