Webster And His Master Pieces volume 2
Webster And His Master Pieces volume 2
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He regarded other nations only as they stood in political re- lations to us. With their internal affairs, their political parties and dissensions, he scrupulously abstained from all interference ; and, on the other hand, he spiritedly repelled all such interfe- rence by others with us or our concerns. His sternest rebuke — tlie most indignant measure of his whole administration — was aimed against such an attempted interference. He felt it as an attempt to wound the national honor, and resented... it accord- ingly- The reiterated admonitions in his Farewell Address show his deep fears that f()reign influence would insinuate itself into our counsels through the channels of domestic dissension, and ob- tain a sympathy with our own temporary parties. Against all such dangers, he most earnestly entreats the country to guard itself. He appeals to its patriotism, to its self-respect, to its 256 WEHSTF-R AND HIS MASTER-PIECES.
own honor, to every consideration connected with its welfare and happiness, to resist, at the very beginning, all tendencies toward such connection of foreign interests with our own afliiirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He regarded other nations only as they stood in political re- lations to us. With their internal affairs, their political parties and dissensions, he scrupulously abstained from all interference ; and, on the other hand, he spiritedly repelled all such interfe- rence by others with us or our concerns. His sternest rebuke — tlie most indignant measure of his whole administration — was aimed against such an attempted interference. He felt it as an attempt to wound the national honor, and resented... it accord- ingly- The reiterated admonitions in his Farewell Address show his deep fears that f()reign influence would insinuate itself into our counsels through the channels of domestic dissension, and ob- tain a sympathy with our own temporary parties. Against all such dangers, he most earnestly entreats the country to guard itself. He appeals to its patriotism, to its self-respect, to its 256 WEHSTF-R AND HIS MASTER-PIECES.
own honor, to every consideration connected with its welfare and happiness, to resist, at the very beginning, all tendencies toward such connection of foreign interests with our own afliiirs.
What to read after Webster And His Master Pieces volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B F Benjamin Franklin Tefft to read onlineMoreLess
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