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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 10, Chapter 3: (search)
nemy. Never in past ages, he continued, some weeks later, has the situation of England been so critical. The nation itself seems to me to have degenerated. Once so proud and so jealous of its liberty, it abandons the ship of state to the caprice of its ministry, which is without men of talent. Ibid., 4 Aug., 1777. A reconciliation would be the wisest policy for England; and, because Chap. III.} 1777. it would be the wisest policy, it will not be adopted. Frederic to Maltzan, 13 Oct., 1777. England will make the sacrifice of thirty-six million crowns for one campaign. Ibid., 28 Aug., 1777. True, her ministry can find thirty-six millions more easily than I a single florin. Ibid., 29 Sept., 1777. But the largest sums will not be sufficient to procure the sailors and recruits she needs; the storm which is forming between the courts of England and France will burst forth Ibid., 19 July, 1777, 85-87. not later than the next spring. Ibid., 4 Sept., 1777. And a gl