潘恩致华盛顿（2）

    as the federal constitution is a copy, though not quite so base as the original, of the form of the british government, an imitation of its vices lory of the final event. it is time, sir, to speak the undisguised language of historical truth.

    elevated to the presidency you assumed the merit of everything to yourself, and the natural ingratitude of your constitution began to appear. you commenced your presidential career by encouraging and s the grossest adulation, and you traveled america from one end to the other, to put yourself in the  it. you have as many addresses in your chest as james theⅡ. as to reat enough to have ambition you are little enough to have vanity, they cannot be directly inferred from expressions of your oed the secret.

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    i began to find that i ton; it  americans, as among foreigners of different nations…

    the character ton has attempted to act in this , called prudence. it is, in many cases, a substitute for principle, and is so nearly allied to hypocrisy, that it easily slides into it…

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    and as to you, sir, treacherous to private friendship (for so you have been to me, and that in the day of danger) and a hypocrite in public life, the ood principles, or as paine

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