Hamiltonism Vs. Jeffersonism: A Refutation of the Popular Calumnies Against Alexander Hamilton (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Attention is also invited to the appendix.-the principal part of which discusses the appointment of Phillip Freneau, as clerk in the office of the Secretary of the State, for translating foreign languages; the object of his appointment; his character; his journals and his revelations in the latter days of his life, in reference to disclosing the secrets of the Cabinet and the attacks up on Washington; the Resolutions oi '98 and '99; the quarrels between Hamilton and Jefferson, all of which have been delineated with care. The style is rather cold and logical, than vivid or striking. The historical truths are intended to be narrated in a plain but interest ing manner, not. Aided by figures of rhetoric, or the adornments of eloquence. And is therefore addressed to the careful student and thoughtful reader, to whose can dor these pages are submitted.

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