The resolutions themselves, even among those who do not sympathize with their object, are regarded as a masterpiece of composition, inasmuch as, while very strong, they did not fail in courtesy toward the Turkish Government.
Sumner praises the resolutions for their strong yet courteous approach towards the Turkish Government.
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