The Life And Correspondence of James Mchenry Secretary of War Under Washington
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However, to make the matter sure he showed the letter to Liston, who pronounced it "mere badinage. " 3 Gibbs, ii, 381.
462 Life and Correspondence [Chap, xvi Adamites" think they will carry all New England but Con- necticut, whose loss they attribute to Woleott. "If you will but do your part, we shall probably secure Gen. Pinckney's election. At any rate, the prospect is almost certain that the country will be freed from the greatest possible curse, a Presidential administration, which no party... can trust, which is incapable of adhering to any system, in connection with which no character is safe. ' ' The high-minded, honorable McHenry revolted from such reasoning and answered Woleott on July 22, four days later. "Have our i party shown that they possess the necessary skill and courage to deserve to be continued to govern? What have they done? They did not (with a few exceptions), knowing the disease, the man & his nature, meet it, when it first appeared, like wise & resolute politicians ; they tampered with it & thought of palliations down to the last day of the late session of Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, to make the matter sure he showed the letter to Liston, who pronounced it "mere badinage. " 3 Gibbs, ii, 381.
462 Life and Correspondence [Chap, xvi Adamites" think they will carry all New England but Con- necticut, whose loss they attribute to Woleott. "If you will but do your part, we shall probably secure Gen. Pinckney's election. At any rate, the prospect is almost certain that the country will be freed from the greatest possible curse, a Presidential administration, which no party... can trust, which is incapable of adhering to any system, in connection with which no character is safe. ' ' The high-minded, honorable McHenry revolted from such reasoning and answered Woleott on July 22, four days later. "Have our i party shown that they possess the necessary skill and courage to deserve to be continued to govern? What have they done? They did not (with a few exceptions), knowing the disease, the man & his nature, meet it, when it first appeared, like wise & resolute politicians ; they tampered with it & thought of palliations down to the last day of the late session of Congress.
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