The History of the United States of America, volume 4
The History of the United States of America, volume 4
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SHAi^EA parts. As this was about the time that the writings V.
.of Publioola and the Discourses on Davilla were exciting "792 a good deal of public attention, and as Freneau was rec- ommended to him as a good Whig, he took it for granted that free place would be given in the new paper to pieces against the aristocratical and monarchical principles of those writers. Perhaps he had recommended the paper on that ground ; but in doing so he had looked only ti» the chastisement of the aristocratical... and monarchical writers, and not to any criticisms on the proceedings of the government. Out of regard for Freneau as a man of genius, he had obtained subscriptions for his paper both before its publication and since ; but he disclaimed any responsibility whatever for its contents, protesting, " in the presence of Heaven," that, except as to the ex- tracts from the Leyden Gazette, he had never given any indication of a wish how the paper should be conducted « I can further protest," so ran the letter,
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SHAi^EA parts. As this was about the time that the writings V.
.of Publioola and the Discourses on Davilla were exciting "792 a good deal of public attention, and as Freneau was rec- ommended to him as a good Whig, he took it for granted that free place would be given in the new paper to pieces against the aristocratical and monarchical principles of those writers. Perhaps he had recommended the paper on that ground ; but in doing so he had looked only ti» the chastisement of the aristocratical... and monarchical writers, and not to any criticisms on the proceedings of the government. Out of regard for Freneau as a man of genius, he had obtained subscriptions for his paper both before its publication and since ; but he disclaimed any responsibility whatever for its contents, protesting, " in the presence of Heaven," that, except as to the ex- tracts from the Leyden Gazette, he had never given any indication of a wish how the paper should be conducted « I can further protest," so ran the letter,
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