A Rejoinder to Mr. Bancroft's Historical Essay On President Reed
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Now let us see what the truth is. No fad is better ascertained than that when Mr. Reed was one of Washington's escort from Philadelphia, he had no- idea of attaching himself to the * I. Life of Reed, p. 231.
29 service. He had no military knowledge or experience.
It was his personal association with Washington that led him to continue the journey. "Washington's friend- ship to Mr. Reed," says a kinder and more truthful his- torian than Mr. Bancroft, "was frank and cordial; and the confidence he... reposed in him full and implicit.
Reed in fad became, in a little time, the intimate com- panion of his thoughts, his bosom counsellor. He felt the need of such a friend in the present exigency, placed as he was, in a new and untried situation, and having to adt with persons hitherto unknown to him. Mr. Reed had strong common sense, unclouded by passion and prejudice, and a pure patriotism which regarded every- thing as it bore upon the welfare of his country."* This surely is a more reasonable solution of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now let us see what the truth is. No fad is better ascertained than that when Mr. Reed was one of Washington's escort from Philadelphia, he had no- idea of attaching himself to the * I. Life of Reed, p. 231.
29 service. He had no military knowledge or experience.
It was his personal association with Washington that led him to continue the journey. "Washington's friend- ship to Mr. Reed," says a kinder and more truthful his- torian than Mr. Bancroft, "was frank and cordial; and the confidence he... reposed in him full and implicit.
Reed in fad became, in a little time, the intimate com- panion of his thoughts, his bosom counsellor. He felt the need of such a friend in the present exigency, placed as he was, in a new and untried situation, and having to adt with persons hitherto unknown to him. Mr. Reed had strong common sense, unclouded by passion and prejudice, and a pure patriotism which regarded every- thing as it bore upon the welfare of his country."* This surely is a more reasonable solution of Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed, William B. (William Bradford), 1806-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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