English Opinion of the American Constitution And Government 1783 1798
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Nat. Bio. , XX, 244.
3C. O. Papers, Can. , Class 42, Vol. LI.
50 AT THE DAWN OF FEDERAL EXISTENCE sists in disuniting them . . . And keeping the people of the Northern States in a continual ferment. . . . You will have them in the position of Ireland soon. " Temple was uncertain "when or whether ever, a Congress will sit again under the present flimsey government of this distracted country. "^ He, Bond, and Allaire as well as the English press, dwelt on the significance of Rhode Island's declin...a- tion to send delegates to the Convention^ intended to extend the federal powers, "a matter of great doubt and involved in much perplexity. "^ "Various are the opinions about this same Convention. Many think there will be great discord and the Convention break up without doing any- thing and in consequence thereof two or three separate Congresses for the government of these States be estab- lished. "* And various were the opinions and reports about its doings retailed for English consumption. Franklin and Washington were supposed to have had a violent contest for the Presidency, the North siding with Franklin, the South with Washington, who won by a vote — another in- dication of faction in the new land.^ It was gravely an- nounced "that the Federal Convention, finding how dif- ficult it will be to pay off the national debt to foreigners within the time stipulated have "Resolved, That it be recommended to the Congress of the United States to set up the whole State of Rhode Island for sale to the highest bidder or bidders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nat. Bio. , XX, 244.
3C. O. Papers, Can. , Class 42, Vol. LI.
50 AT THE DAWN OF FEDERAL EXISTENCE sists in disuniting them . . . And keeping the people of the Northern States in a continual ferment. . . . You will have them in the position of Ireland soon. " Temple was uncertain "when or whether ever, a Congress will sit again under the present flimsey government of this distracted country. "^ He, Bond, and Allaire as well as the English press, dwelt on the significance of Rhode Island's declin...a- tion to send delegates to the Convention^ intended to extend the federal powers, "a matter of great doubt and involved in much perplexity. "^ "Various are the opinions about this same Convention. Many think there will be great discord and the Convention break up without doing any- thing and in consequence thereof two or three separate Congresses for the government of these States be estab- lished. "* And various were the opinions and reports about its doings retailed for English consumption. Franklin and Washington were supposed to have had a violent contest for the Presidency, the North siding with Franklin, the South with Washington, who won by a vote — another in- dication of faction in the new land.^ It was gravely an- nounced "that the Federal Convention, finding how dif- ficult it will be to pay off the national debt to foreigners within the time stipulated have "Resolved, That it be recommended to the Congress of the United States to set up the whole State of Rhode Island for sale to the highest bidder or bidders.
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