The Library of American Biography, volume 3
The Library of American Biography, volume 3
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He complained of the injus* tice and partiality of Congress, in throwing aside the report of their own committee, by which he had been fully acquitted, and listening to the pro- posals of. men, who, he said, were moved by per- sonal enmity, and had practised unworthy artifices to cause delay. He acquiesced, however, and desired that the trial might be brought on as soon as possible, declaring his conviction, that justice vould be rendered to him by a court-martial.
The Council of Pennsylvania w...ere not ready for the trial at the time first appobted by General Washington, and it was put off. at their request to give them time to collect evidence. Arnold con- sidered this a subterfuge and an additional griev- ance. More than three months had elapsed since the charges were presented to Congress, a space of time amply sufficient in his opinion for makbg every necessary preparation. The demand of a Digitized by VjOOQ IC 139 AMSBICAN BIOGRAPHY.
longer period he represented as a pretence to delay the trial, and to keep him under the'odiuca of a public accusation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He complained of the injus* tice and partiality of Congress, in throwing aside the report of their own committee, by which he had been fully acquitted, and listening to the pro- posals of. men, who, he said, were moved by per- sonal enmity, and had practised unworthy artifices to cause delay. He acquiesced, however, and desired that the trial might be brought on as soon as possible, declaring his conviction, that justice vould be rendered to him by a court-martial.
The Council of Pennsylvania w...ere not ready for the trial at the time first appobted by General Washington, and it was put off. at their request to give them time to collect evidence. Arnold con- sidered this a subterfuge and an additional griev- ance. More than three months had elapsed since the charges were presented to Congress, a space of time amply sufficient in his opinion for makbg every necessary preparation. The demand of a Digitized by VjOOQ IC 139 AMSBICAN BIOGRAPHY.
longer period he represented as a pretence to delay the trial, and to keep him under the'odiuca of a public accusation.
What to read after The Library of American Biography, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sparks Jared to read onlineMoreLess
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