Papers in Relation to the Case of Silas Deane
Papers in Relation to the Case of Silas Deane
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The ac- knowledgment of our independence included every purpose I went for, and would have fulfilled the utmost object of my nego- tiation. The sudden and unforeseen death of the Elector of Bavaria, on the 30th of January, by the smallpox, and the war that grew from it, prevented the King of Prussia's compliance with his promise, because it would necessarily have thrown Great Britain, Hanover, Hesse Brunswick, and their connec- tions into the emperor's scale against him. But, surely, there is n...ot another mortal breathing, so uncandid as to visit this upon me, or to think I failed in my negotiation, because events uncontrollable by any man living, disappointed us of the fruits of it, the moment they were ripe for gathering.
My correspondence with Dr. Berkenhout is his next charge; he is obliged, however, to confess I communicated " a part" of it to my colleagues. How does he know I did not communicate the whole? I did communicate the whole, that concerned us jointly. What more could have been required of me?
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The ac- knowledgment of our independence included every purpose I went for, and would have fulfilled the utmost object of my nego- tiation. The sudden and unforeseen death of the Elector of Bavaria, on the 30th of January, by the smallpox, and the war that grew from it, prevented the King of Prussia's compliance with his promise, because it would necessarily have thrown Great Britain, Hanover, Hesse Brunswick, and their connec- tions into the emperor's scale against him. But, surely, there is n...ot another mortal breathing, so uncandid as to visit this upon me, or to think I failed in my negotiation, because events uncontrollable by any man living, disappointed us of the fruits of it, the moment they were ripe for gathering.
My correspondence with Dr. Berkenhout is his next charge; he is obliged, however, to confess I communicated " a part" of it to my colleagues. How does he know I did not communicate the whole? I did communicate the whole, that concerned us jointly. What more could have been required of me?
What to read after Papers in Relation to the Case of Silas Deane?
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