The United States And Spain in 1790. An Episode in Diplomacy Described From Hitherto Unpublished Sources
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Or-eans, for instance, were we to take it.
Ans. A moderate force may be so secured so as to hold out till succoured. Our succours can be prompt and effectual.
Suppose after taking it, we withdraw our force.
If Spain retakes it by an expedition, we can recover it by a counter-exped'n, and so, as often as the case shall happen.
Their expeditions will be slow, expensive, and lead to catastrophe. Ours sudden, economical, and a check can have no consequences.
We should associate the conntry to our u...nion, the inhab- itants ^vish this.
they are not disposed to be of the Spanish govern- ment.
It is idle in Spain to suppose our Western habitants will submit to their gov'm't.
they could be quiet but a short time under a gov'm't so repugnant to their feelings. Were they to come under it for present purposes, it w^ be with a view to throw it off soon. Should they remain they would 6i communicate a spirit of independence to those with whom they should be mixed.
II. Acting in conjunction with (Jr. Br.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or-eans, for instance, were we to take it.
Ans. A moderate force may be so secured so as to hold out till succoured. Our succours can be prompt and effectual.
Suppose after taking it, we withdraw our force.
If Spain retakes it by an expedition, we can recover it by a counter-exped'n, and so, as often as the case shall happen.
Their expeditions will be slow, expensive, and lead to catastrophe. Ours sudden, economical, and a check can have no consequences.
We should associate the conntry to our u...nion, the inhab- itants ^vish this.
they are not disposed to be of the Spanish govern- ment.
It is idle in Spain to suppose our Western habitants will submit to their gov'm't.
they could be quiet but a short time under a gov'm't so repugnant to their feelings. Were they to come under it for present purposes, it w^ be with a view to throw it off soon. Should they remain they would 6i communicate a spirit of independence to those with whom they should be mixed.
II. Acting in conjunction with (Jr. Br.
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