Capitolo 88
Prince of Wales, Seward is declared to have affirmed to the Duke of
Newcastle that in case he happened him/it Minister of State then
"becomes my duty to insult England, and me to mean to make so"--one threat,
if playful or not, that waked up again a lot of serious and anxious speculation
in British government circles[129]. Besides the reputation of Seward was
that of an astute statesman, intelligent, rather deprived of scruples in methods that
British statesmen professed to disdain--a reputation that serves to darken
rather, as indeed he did also in America, the sincere idealisms and
patriotism of the man of state. Together, Seward was concerned in Gran
Britain as a rather dangerous man, still as driving the power
in the new administration of Republican.
This respect was also separated from many in the United States, but not from
everybody. The American and new Minister to London, Charles Francis Adams, him
a more rigidly right statesman, both the Seward concerned as the only one
possible leader of policy of Republican Party and it rejoiced that this was
then, having the great trust in the integrity of his/her head and the wisdom. Adams
you/he/she had been all right well him to his/her new place. He was known as having in soon
1849 fought against the battle of anti-slavery as a Ground Liberal" "Free, and later
as a member of principal Republican of Congress from Massachusetts.
You/he/she had been all right however mainly him, to his/her education place, family,
and character. He had been brought as a boy to Russia during his/her father
office to St. Petersburg, and later you/he/she had been educated in England. His
father and grandfather, John Quincy Adams and John Adams, both
Presidents of the United States, had both, also state American Ministers
to London. Intensely patriotic, but having wide knowledge through
training and it studies with European business, especially those of Britain,
and it equipped with intellectual and tall gifts, Adams anchors it was further
been all right to his/her new place by his/her power of fresh and accurate judgment