The Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry 2
The Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry 2
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^^The next day, being the twenty-eighth, I requested Mr. Forsyth to call on the vice-president, * Our goTeroment had not yet acknowledged the independ- ence of Venezuela, which did not yet exist de facto, the posses- sion of part of the territory being still in dispute between the Spanish and Yenezuelian armies.
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and Imow when I could be received finr the pior- pose of opening my busdness. He replied that, to show his disposition to avoid ceremony, and his satisfaction at... the mode I had adopted, he would call at my lodgings that evening, where we could have a free, friendly, and uninterrupted con- versation, and avoid the curiosity of the people, who were much excited to learn the object of my mission. In the evening he called, as he had promised, when I explained to him fully the ob- ject of my visit to Venezuela ; recapitulating, in die first place, the good offices which the United States had exerted to procure the recognition by Spain of the ind^endence of her former colonie& While they had considered it their duty to observe a &ithful and impartial neutrality, the part which ibey had taken, by negotiation with the European powers, had contributed more to promote the cause of South America than taking part against Spain would have done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^^The next day, being the twenty-eighth, I requested Mr. Forsyth to call on the vice-president, * Our goTeroment had not yet acknowledged the independ- ence of Venezuela, which did not yet exist de facto, the posses- sion of part of the territory being still in dispute between the Spanish and Yenezuelian armies.
SOS AMEBICAN BIOORAPHY.
and Imow when I could be received finr the pior- pose of opening my busdness. He replied that, to show his disposition to avoid ceremony, and his satisfaction at... the mode I had adopted, he would call at my lodgings that evening, where we could have a free, friendly, and uninterrupted con- versation, and avoid the curiosity of the people, who were much excited to learn the object of my mission. In the evening he called, as he had promised, when I explained to him fully the ob- ject of my visit to Venezuela ; recapitulating, in die first place, the good offices which the United States had exerted to procure the recognition by Spain of the ind^endence of her former colonie& While they had considered it their duty to observe a &ithful and impartial neutrality, the part which ibey had taken, by negotiation with the European powers, had contributed more to promote the cause of South America than taking part against Spain would have done.
What to read after The Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Slidell Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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