The History of the United States of North America; From the Discovery of the Western World to the Present Day 3
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It was at the same time the preference of a soldier, whom one deed of arms had rendered illustrious, over civilians, whom long expe- rience in all the varieties of political service had fitted and recommended for the post.
The personal vigour and imperious will of Jackson, contrasted as they were with the soothing mildness of Monroe, and the conscientious and constitu- tional catholicity of his successor, accomplished one result, which we do not find so clearly recognised, at the time, as the r...ecord of events displays it, now that the interval of a quarter of a century has enabled us to see them 2 z 2 356 HISTORY OF AMERICA.
CHAP, more truly. We have remarked, in our narrative of John Quiiicy Adams' Administration, that the majority in the two Houses of the Legislature de- ^to^iss^' signedlv obstructed, marred, or rejected every measure which seemed calcu- lated to promote the common weal; — rightly judging, that the odium of this would not fall upon them, but upon the government, which neither in fact nor in theory could be held guilty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was at the same time the preference of a soldier, whom one deed of arms had rendered illustrious, over civilians, whom long expe- rience in all the varieties of political service had fitted and recommended for the post.
The personal vigour and imperious will of Jackson, contrasted as they were with the soothing mildness of Monroe, and the conscientious and constitu- tional catholicity of his successor, accomplished one result, which we do not find so clearly recognised, at the time, as the r...ecord of events displays it, now that the interval of a quarter of a century has enabled us to see them 2 z 2 356 HISTORY OF AMERICA.
CHAP, more truly. We have remarked, in our narrative of John Quiiicy Adams' Administration, that the majority in the two Houses of the Legislature de- ^to^iss^' signedlv obstructed, marred, or rejected every measure which seemed calcu- lated to promote the common weal; — rightly judging, that the odium of this would not fall upon them, but upon the government, which neither in fact nor in theory could be held guilty.
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