...more assimilated to their facts. I do not know whether you were struck with the same peculiarities ; but, whenever I felt in the mood to hear high monarchical...it has always struck me as singular. Why should the public agent of a republic make a parade of his anti-republican sentiments ?" " That there are exceptions,...

...pleased with America ; or, to be sincerely hated, to declare himself displeased." — Vol. ii., p. 129. " I do not know whether you were struck with the same...promulgated, I used to go to the nearest American legation." — Vol. ii., p. 133. We especially commend the following to Mr. Cooper's own notice : " I could always...

...plewed with America ; or, to be sincerely hated, to declare himself displeased." — Vol. ii., p. 129. " I do not know whether you were struck with the same...whenever I felt in the mood to hear high monarchical and aristocrat i! i doctrines blindly promulgated, I used to go to the nearest American legation." —...

...minds. The number of those who prize the elegancies of life, for their intrinsic value, is every where small, I should think ; and I question if Europe is...answered, " and even by foreigners, and I confess it lias always struck me as singular. Why should the agent of a republic make a parade of his anti-republican...