The Life of Andrew Jackson Major General in the Service of the United States C
The Life of Andrew Jackson Major General in the Service of the United States C
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Perhaps, however, it was fortunate for ourselves that events transpired in the way they did. Had peace been re- stored in consequence of any early fears excited, it might have lasted only until a favourable opportunity occurred of again breaking it; but the war having continued, until the hopes, the strength, and spirit of the nation were exhausted, nothing serious is now to be apprehended from any hostile disposition that may hereafter be manifested. Other advantages will also result. The unif...orm and uninterrupted successes ob- tained over them, in all our battles, may impress the minds, not only of these, but of the Indians generally within our limits, with a higher reverence for the character of our nation than they have hitherto been disposed to entertain; give protection to our citizens, and ensure that security to the government which the mildness it has practised, and the tribute it has con- stantly given them for their peace, has, heretofore, never been able to effect ; they will tend to destroy the influence held over them by other nations, and bring them to a conviction, that the United States is the only power whose hostility they should fear, or whose friendship they should prize.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps, however, it was fortunate for ourselves that events transpired in the way they did. Had peace been re- stored in consequence of any early fears excited, it might have lasted only until a favourable opportunity occurred of again breaking it; but the war having continued, until the hopes, the strength, and spirit of the nation were exhausted, nothing serious is now to be apprehended from any hostile disposition that may hereafter be manifested. Other advantages will also result. The unif...orm and uninterrupted successes ob- tained over them, in all our battles, may impress the minds, not only of these, but of the Indians generally within our limits, with a higher reverence for the character of our nation than they have hitherto been disposed to entertain; give protection to our citizens, and ensure that security to the government which the mildness it has practised, and the tribute it has con- stantly given them for their peace, has, heretofore, never been able to effect ; they will tend to destroy the influence held over them by other nations, and bring them to a conviction, that the United States is the only power whose hostility they should fear, or whose friendship they should prize.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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