Wilson And the Issues volume 2
Wilson And the Issues volume 2
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M. S. Leopard fell in behind, and, once out at sea, hailed the Chesapeake and sent a lieutenant aboard with an order for the arrest of the four deserters. As a consequence of Commo- dore Barron's refusal, the Leopard raked the Chesapeake with solid shot, killing three and wounding eighteen, and then, when the American flag came down, boarded a second time, and took off the four deserters.
''National Honor'' 51 The crisis afforded a chance for the peo- ple to judge between the irresponsibility o...f the private person and the responsibility of the official. Jefferson as a citizen had been a leader in the denunciation of Washington for his refusal to plunge into the European war on the side of France, but Jefferson as President calmed immeasurably under the realization that the fate of a nation, the lives of thousands, hung upon his decisions. Appreciating the ^* maniac state of Eu- rope, '' he made the whole matter the sub- ject of diplomatic exchanges, and even- tually won complete disavowal of the act from England, restoration of the men, and full indemnity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. S. Leopard fell in behind, and, once out at sea, hailed the Chesapeake and sent a lieutenant aboard with an order for the arrest of the four deserters. As a consequence of Commo- dore Barron's refusal, the Leopard raked the Chesapeake with solid shot, killing three and wounding eighteen, and then, when the American flag came down, boarded a second time, and took off the four deserters.
''National Honor'' 51 The crisis afforded a chance for the peo- ple to judge between the irresponsibility o...f the private person and the responsibility of the official. Jefferson as a citizen had been a leader in the denunciation of Washington for his refusal to plunge into the European war on the side of France, but Jefferson as President calmed immeasurably under the realization that the fate of a nation, the lives of thousands, hung upon his decisions. Appreciating the ^* maniac state of Eu- rope, '' he made the whole matter the sub- ject of diplomatic exchanges, and even- tually won complete disavowal of the act from England, restoration of the men, and full indemnity.
What to read after Wilson And the Issues volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Creel to read onlineMoreLess
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