Views of Society And Manners in America; in a Series of Letters From That Country to a Friend in England, During the Years 1818, 1819, And 1820
Views of Society And Manners in America; in a Series of Letters From That Country to a Friend in England, During the Years 1818, 1819, And 1820
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To the harassing war of the re- volution, succeeded the labours of establishing the national government, and of reorganizing that of the several states ; and it must be remembered that, in America, nei- ther war nor legislation is tlie occupation of a body of men, but of the whole community ; it occupies every head and every {heart, rouses the whole energy, and absorbs the whole genius of the nation.
The establishment of the Federal Government was not the work of a day ; even after its concepti...on and adoption, a thousand clashing opinions were to be combated. The war of the pen succeeded to that of the sword, and the shook of poUtical parties to that of hostile armies ; the struggle continued through the whole of that admmistra- tion denominated Federal. After the election of Mr.
Jefferson, it revived for a moment with redoubled vio- lence ; and though this was but the flickering of the flame in the socket, it engaged the attention of the whole peo- ple, and continued to do 90 until the breaking out of the second war ; which, in its progress, cemented all parties, Digitized by Google DIRECTIPN OF AMERICAN GENIUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the harassing war of the re- volution, succeeded the labours of establishing the national government, and of reorganizing that of the several states ; and it must be remembered that, in America, nei- ther war nor legislation is tlie occupation of a body of men, but of the whole community ; it occupies every head and every {heart, rouses the whole energy, and absorbs the whole genius of the nation.
The establishment of the Federal Government was not the work of a day ; even after its concepti...on and adoption, a thousand clashing opinions were to be combated. The war of the pen succeeded to that of the sword, and the shook of poUtical parties to that of hostile armies ; the struggle continued through the whole of that admmistra- tion denominated Federal. After the election of Mr.
Jefferson, it revived for a moment with redoubled vio- lence ; and though this was but the flickering of the flame in the socket, it engaged the attention of the whole peo- ple, and continued to do 90 until the breaking out of the second war ; which, in its progress, cemented all parties, Digitized by Google DIRECTIPN OF AMERICAN GENIUS.
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