Two Letters On Public Subjects
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I will therefore sepa- rate myself from them, lest I should be inflict- ing dissertations upon you, instead of writing a letter already I fear, become too long.
I must by no means omit to remark, that the difiiculty of practical arrangements to any just and guarded extent, between ourselves and Great Britain in regard to Cuba, the gulf, and parts adjacent, would be augmented by the great question of the day, one still deep- rooted and angry — I mean that of Slavery.
Of the true nature of this q...uestion, as one ex- clusively internal to ourselves, England is as ignorant as we in general are of her home affairs, perhaps more so; yet she decides upon it even more confidently than we do on things belonging to her internal condition and pros- pects. But this need not check concert be- tween us on occasions more free from embar- rassment, should any such arise and give hope of good results.
At your request I send with this letter other copies of the humble political tracts transmitted after receiving your first pamphlet, but which it appears did not reach you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will therefore sepa- rate myself from them, lest I should be inflict- ing dissertations upon you, instead of writing a letter already I fear, become too long.
I must by no means omit to remark, that the difiiculty of practical arrangements to any just and guarded extent, between ourselves and Great Britain in regard to Cuba, the gulf, and parts adjacent, would be augmented by the great question of the day, one still deep- rooted and angry — I mean that of Slavery.
Of the true nature of this q...uestion, as one ex- clusively internal to ourselves, England is as ignorant as we in general are of her home affairs, perhaps more so; yet she decides upon it even more confidently than we do on things belonging to her internal condition and pros- pects. But this need not check concert be- tween us on occasions more free from embar- rassment, should any such arise and give hope of good results.
At your request I send with this letter other copies of the humble political tracts transmitted after receiving your first pamphlet, but which it appears did not reach you.
What to read after Two Letters On Public Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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