1812 a Tale of Cape Cod
1812 a Tale of Cape Cod
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" "Oh, they were for freedom of conscience, eh? Their descendants don't follow them in that respect, Fotheringay. Why, in this very town of Provincetown there is at present open war between the Congregationalists and the Methodists ! The Meth- odists are newcomers, and the adherents of the old order resent their presence. Are they not practising here the tactics against which their forefathers rebelled in England?" The humor of the situation appealed to the lieutenant and he laughingly answered...: "That, indeed, seems to be the case, sir. It must certainly be admitted that the era of perfect religious toleration has not yet arrived. However, we English are not in a position to throw stones at the Cape Codders. Our own laws dealing with his majesty's Catholic subjects are no credit to our enlightenment. " "I quite agree with you, Fotheringay, and I hope we may live to see the day when every man can freely worship God as his conscience dictates. Creeds should matter little when a com- mon danger threatens a people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, they were for freedom of conscience, eh? Their descendants don't follow them in that respect, Fotheringay. Why, in this very town of Provincetown there is at present open war between the Congregationalists and the Methodists ! The Meth- odists are newcomers, and the adherents of the old order resent their presence. Are they not practising here the tactics against which their forefathers rebelled in England?" The humor of the situation appealed to the lieutenant and he laughingly answered...: "That, indeed, seems to be the case, sir. It must certainly be admitted that the era of perfect religious toleration has not yet arrived. However, we English are not in a position to throw stones at the Cape Codders. Our own laws dealing with his majesty's Catholic subjects are no credit to our enlightenment. " "I quite agree with you, Fotheringay, and I hope we may live to see the day when every man can freely worship God as his conscience dictates. Creeds should matter little when a com- mon danger threatens a people.
What to read after 1812 a Tale of Cape Cod?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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