The North American Review volume 158
The North American Review volume 158
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Actuated by powerful New York influences which found ex pression through Roscoe Conkling, Edwin D. Morgan, and Ham ilton Fish, already conspicuously hostile to the American mer chant marine, General Grant in a special message recommended that Congress enact legislation to that end. This proposition was antagonized by Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania always at the front when American interests were threatened in one of his most powerful efforts, couched in the vehement eloquence of which he was mas...ter, which impressed General Grant so much that he abandoned that policy, and subsequently adhered to the existing system.
I will not stop here to point out in detail the tremendous political and diplomatic advantage which England would enjoy when dealing with other maritime powers if she could have al ways at hand an asylum for the lame ducks of her commercial fleet in time of war. Her ocean greyhounds that could either escape the enemy's cruisers, or be readily converted into cruisers OUR NAVIGATION LAWS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Actuated by powerful New York influences which found ex pression through Roscoe Conkling, Edwin D. Morgan, and Ham ilton Fish, already conspicuously hostile to the American mer chant marine, General Grant in a special message recommended that Congress enact legislation to that end. This proposition was antagonized by Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania always at the front when American interests were threatened in one of his most powerful efforts, couched in the vehement eloquence of which he was mas...ter, which impressed General Grant so much that he abandoned that policy, and subsequently adhered to the existing system.
I will not stop here to point out in detail the tremendous political and diplomatic advantage which England would enjoy when dealing with other maritime powers if she could have al ways at hand an asylum for the lame ducks of her commercial fleet in time of war. Her ocean greyhounds that could either escape the enemy's cruisers, or be readily converted into cruisers OUR NAVIGATION LAWS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John Whittaker Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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