...mine. But the sacrifice of me was not so servile and intolerable as putting us all under guardianship. Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...blush! ye guilty records ! blush and perish ! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous, I say, for so they will be to all posterity. How...

...Congress was highly distasteful to Mr. Jay. It was equally so to Mr. Adams. ' Congress,' he says, ' surrendered their own sovereignty into the hands of...blush, ye guilty records ! blush and perish ! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous, I say, for so they will be to all posterity. How...

...mine. But the sacrifice of me was not so servile and intolerable as putting us ail under guardianship. Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...blush ! ye guilty records ! blush and perish ! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous, I say, for so they will be to all posterity. How...

...rebuke from Congress, conveyed in a letter from Robert Livingston. As Adams said, in his vehement way, " Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...blush ! ye guilty records ! blush and perish ! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders." True enough ; the commissioners knew that in diplomacy,...

...of Congress which virtually transferred the negotiation from its own ministers to a foreign court. " Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...perish ! It is a glory to have broken such infamous orders."1 i Works, III. 333. » U'orks, VIII. 144. * Works, III. 365. « Works, III. 359. It fairly...

...intolerable as putting us all under guardianship. Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the bauds of a French minister. Blush ! blush ! ye guilty records ! blush and perish ! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous, I say, for so they will be to all posterity. How...

...sovereignty into the hands of a French minister. Blush ! blush ! ye guilty .records ! blush and perish! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous,...they will be to all posterity. How can such a stain he washed out? Can we cast a veil over it and forget it ? " Severe words these, painful and humiliating...

...as well as his, he breaks forth on the subject of the instruction to take the advice of France : " Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...blush ! ye guilty records ! blush and perish ! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous, I say, for so they will be to all posterity. How...

...of Congress which virtually transferred the negotiation from its own ministers to a foreign court. " Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...perish ! It is a glory to have broken such infamous orders."4 1 Works, III. 333. 3 Works, VIII. 144. 2 Works, III. 365. « Works, III. 359. It fairly summarizes...

...mine. But the sacrifice of me was not so servile and intolerable as putting us all under guardianship. Congress surrendered their own sovereignty into the...blush! ye guilty records ! blush and perish! It is glory to have broken such infamous orders. Infamous, I say, for so they will be to all posterity. How...