Self approbation as the crown of virtue and independence
The passage argues that true self approval arises from excellence within reach and is strengthened by integrity and inner virtue. It maintains that approval from others is pleasing but fleeting, while a self approving heart remains steadfast amid envy and calumny, providing lasting comfort across all places and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Huron
Self approbation and the pursuit of felicity
If self approbation encompasses all improvements of our nature and remains untouchable by circumstance, it may form the essence of blessedness. It questions whether lasting felicity comes from untainted deeds and unblemished virtue rather than external fortune or partial merit.
Controversy over Chevalier d Yrujo Recall and Spain U S Ties
A letter to the FepeRAt Gazette defends Chevalier d Yrujo against hostile public remarks about his 1797 recall and 1800 reappointment. It explains the sequence of diplomatic moves, recalls, and the rationale for reinstatement, urging improved Franco-Spanish U S harmony rather than ink-stained attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Yunot
Brown
Philadelphia
Chevalier d'Yrujo
Spain
United States
Blount
Secretary of State
Chevalier
Chevalier d’Oronzo
Europe
Chevalier di
Georgetown
N. B
Georgetown Bar
John Taylor
A Question of Respect Between Nations
The passage discusses reciprocity in respect between Americans and Spaniards. It argues that no American minister in Madrid has faced direct or indirect offense, nor public affront from its people, and asks why reciprocity should not apply in return.
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Characer
Madrid
Weste i
Cravunius Bevéurcey
Georgetown
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Ansextracy
The
Feperat Gazette
South Carolina
William Murray
J. P
Paul Trapier
Oober
Charleston
J. Myers
Thomas Hutchinson
Otober
Mary Hutchinson