The Letters of Algernon Sydney in Defence of Civil Liberty And Against the Encr
The Letters of Algernon Sydney in Defence of Civil Liberty And Against the Encr
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S. Justice and decency require, that I acknowledge my obligation to The Enquirer, of the 15th December, for a con- siderable part of the argument in the above paper.
A. S.
From the Richmond Enquirer, of January 12, 1819. TO THE HONORABLE JOHN qUINCY ADAMS, SECRETARY OF STATE.
Sir, — ^Your letter to Mr. Erving refers to a vast mass of evidence, of which I have not been able with the utmost pains and diligence to collect the whole, if indeed the whole be yet Algernon Sidney, 31 published. If I we...re to form a judgment from the evidence I liave seen, I should certainly regard your representation of the late transactions in Florida, as the rhetorical exaggeration of eloquence and zeal, rather tlian the fair deduction of rea- son and justice. Yet, for the honor of my country, I sincere- ly wish it may be correct. Neither do I mean to deny any pan of it. To controvert your conclusions, without a full view and thorough examination of the evidence from which they are drawn, were at once indecent and futile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Justice and decency require, that I acknowledge my obligation to The Enquirer, of the 15th December, for a con- siderable part of the argument in the above paper.
A. S.
From the Richmond Enquirer, of January 12, 1819. TO THE HONORABLE JOHN qUINCY ADAMS, SECRETARY OF STATE.
Sir, — ^Your letter to Mr. Erving refers to a vast mass of evidence, of which I have not been able with the utmost pains and diligence to collect the whole, if indeed the whole be yet Algernon Sidney, 31 published. If I we...re to form a judgment from the evidence I liave seen, I should certainly regard your representation of the late transactions in Florida, as the rhetorical exaggeration of eloquence and zeal, rather tlian the fair deduction of rea- son and justice. Yet, for the honor of my country, I sincere- ly wish it may be correct. Neither do I mean to deny any pan of it. To controvert your conclusions, without a full view and thorough examination of the evidence from which they are drawn, were at once indecent and futile.
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