View of the Presidents Conduct Concerning the Conspiracy of 1806
View of the Presidents Conduct Concerning the Conspiracy of 1806
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Gallatin, with whom I stand so connected by official duty, that letters directed to him by me, would excite no particular remark.
The first letter has been answered by the president; all the rest remain unacknowledged. This circumstance, for which I am unable to account, seems to render indelicate a further con- tinuance of that correspondence. Indeed it might equally seem to make it improper to address you even by private letter; but when the welfare of the community is in question, I will not... be ruled by any punctilio or ettiquette. [24] I take it for granted you have seen all my former letters to the president.
The subject of the present conspiracy is spoken of in secrecy by many persons 84 is active, taking care, however, to clothe his doings in great secrecy. He made an attempt lately on a young gentleman which failed; he took care to throw out only shreds of the subject; but such, as with the matter I now possess, would satisfy any enquirer of his participation in the plot.
A war with Spain is the first step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gallatin, with whom I stand so connected by official duty, that letters directed to him by me, would excite no particular remark.
The first letter has been answered by the president; all the rest remain unacknowledged. This circumstance, for which I am unable to account, seems to render indelicate a further con- tinuance of that correspondence. Indeed it might equally seem to make it improper to address you even by private letter; but when the welfare of the community is in question, I will not... be ruled by any punctilio or ettiquette. [24] I take it for granted you have seen all my former letters to the president.
The subject of the present conspiracy is spoken of in secrecy by many persons 84 is active, taking care, however, to clothe his doings in great secrecy. He made an attempt lately on a young gentleman which failed; he took care to throw out only shreds of the subject; but such, as with the matter I now possess, would satisfy any enquirer of his participation in the plot.
A war with Spain is the first step.
What to read after View of the Presidents Conduct Concerning the Conspiracy of 1806?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Hamilton Daveiss to read onlineMoreLess
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