United States Telegraph Extra volume 2
United States Telegraph Extra volume 2
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Statement is so ablsoircnt to my judg-ment and feelings, that without pretending to re-collect every thing I may have said upon the su!/)eet of the Prcjidenti-al election, jestingly or in the heatofafgivment, 1 am rertain" thst'l ro'ifd rrdi:.
have \ittered the oiia attributed to nxe. I iu^je taxed my memory, to endeavor to ascertain, what 1 might have said at any time or p1ac. E>, wiiieli coakl be tortured into such a declaration; and 1 solemnly re-affinin that I can remember nothing v. -hich ...bears any resemblance to it. The only conversation I can call to mind, of an exci- ting character, where Mr. Lamb was present, occurred in the Rank of Va. Several months i)efore the date of your correspondent'.^ letter, on the subject of the Georgia conti"ovei-s}', and the conduct of the Administration in relatien to it. I iiave a pretty distinct recollection of wliat I said on iltat occasion, and am perfectly willing it should be published to the wor'd; but it is so unlike the remarks conta'ne
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Statement is so ablsoircnt to my judg-ment and feelings, that without pretending to re-collect every thing I may have said upon the su!/)eet of the Prcjidenti-al election, jestingly or in the heatofafgivment, 1 am rertain" thst'l ro'ifd rrdi:.
have \ittered the oiia attributed to nxe. I iu^je taxed my memory, to endeavor to ascertain, what 1 might have said at any time or p1ac. E>, wiiieli coakl be tortured into such a declaration; and 1 solemnly re-affinin that I can remember nothing v. -hich ...bears any resemblance to it. The only conversation I can call to mind, of an exci- ting character, where Mr. Lamb was present, occurred in the Rank of Va. Several months i)efore the date of your correspondent'.^ letter, on the subject of the Georgia conti"ovei-s}', and the conduct of the Administration in relatien to it. I iiave a pretty distinct recollection of wliat I said on iltat occasion, and am perfectly willing it should be published to the wor'd; but it is so unlike the remarks conta'ne
What to read after United States Telegraph Extra volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mayo to read online
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