The Conqueror
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Clinton entered at midnight; and after almost bending his gouty knee tothe hostess, whom he had never seen in such softened yet dazzlingbeauty, he measured Hamilton for a moment, then laughed and held out hishand.
"You are a wonderful fighter, " he said, "and you beat me squarely. We'llmeet in open combat again and again, no doubt of it, and I hope we will, for you rouse all my mettle; but I like you, sir, I like you. I can'thelp it. " Hamilton, at that time of his life the most placable of men..., had shakenhis hand heartily. "And I so esteem and admire you, sir, " he answeredwarmly, "that I would I could convert you, for your doctrines are boundto plunge this country into civil war sooner or later. The Constitutionhas given the States just four times more power than is safe in theirhands; but if we could establish a tradition at this early stage of thecountry's history that it was the duty of the States always to considerthe Union first and themselves as grateful assistants to a hard-workingand paternal central power, we might do much to counteract an evilwhich, if coddled, is bound to result in a trial of strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clinton entered at midnight; and after almost bending his gouty knee tothe hostess, whom he had never seen in such softened yet dazzlingbeauty, he measured Hamilton for a moment, then laughed and held out hishand.
"You are a wonderful fighter, " he said, "and you beat me squarely. We'llmeet in open combat again and again, no doubt of it, and I hope we will, for you rouse all my mettle; but I like you, sir, I like you. I can'thelp it. " Hamilton, at that time of his life the most placable of men..., had shakenhis hand heartily. "And I so esteem and admire you, sir, " he answeredwarmly, "that I would I could convert you, for your doctrines are boundto plunge this country into civil war sooner or later. The Constitutionhas given the States just four times more power than is safe in theirhands; but if we could establish a tradition at this early stage of thecountry's history that it was the duty of the States always to considerthe Union first and themselves as grateful assistants to a hard-workingand paternal central power, we might do much to counteract an evilwhich, if coddled, is bound to result in a trial of strength.
What to read after The Conqueror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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