James McHenry, forgotten Federalist
2013
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Title
James McHenry, forgotten Federalist
Published
Athens, GA : The University of Georgia Press, 2013.
Description
x, 333 p., [6] p. of plates : ports. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
923.573 M149ro 2013 MB
System Control No.
(OCoLC)841212412
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 311-326) and index.
Contents: pt. 1. One becoming an American. One."Of a persevering temper" -- Two."The commencement of our independence" -- Three."The events of war are uncontroulable" -- Four."I gave up soft beds" -- Five."Sorcery and majic" -- pt. 2. Politics, state and national. Six."Transition from the military to the civil line" -- Seven."A delicate task" -- Eight."For the general good" -- Nine."A friendship independent of brotherhood" -- Ten."Not wholly lost to ambition" -- Eleven."I am scarce mistress of my conduct" -- pt. 3. Secretary of War. Twelve."A prudent, firm, frugal officer" -- Thirteen."Are we forever to be overawed and directed by party passions?" -- Fourteen."Mitigated hostilities" -- Fifteen."I must be allowed to chuse" -- Sixteen."Referred to the general officers" -- Seventeen."A paltry insurrection" -- Eighteen."I have always ... considered you as a man of understanding and of the strictest Integrity" -- pt. 4. Retirement. Nineteen."To retire to the shades of tranquility" -- Twenty."At the twilight's last gleaming."
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Contents: pt. 1. One becoming an American. One."Of a persevering temper" -- Two."The commencement of our independence" -- Three."The events of war are uncontroulable" -- Four."I gave up soft beds" -- Five."Sorcery and majic" -- pt. 2. Politics, state and national. Six."Transition from the military to the civil line" -- Seven."A delicate task" -- Eight."For the general good" -- Nine."A friendship independent of brotherhood" -- Ten."Not wholly lost to ambition" -- Eleven."I am scarce mistress of my conduct" -- pt. 3. Secretary of War. Twelve."A prudent, firm, frugal officer" -- Thirteen."Are we forever to be overawed and directed by party passions?" -- Fourteen."Mitigated hostilities" -- Fifteen."I must be allowed to chuse" -- Sixteen."Referred to the general officers" -- Seventeen."A paltry insurrection" -- Eighteen."I have always ... considered you as a man of understanding and of the strictest Integrity" -- pt. 4. Retirement. Nineteen."To retire to the shades of tranquility" -- Twenty."At the twilight's last gleaming."
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