A Discourse
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It is not merely, that the business of life has been fluctuating and unstable, but coming events have defied the forecast of the wisest prudence ; the foolishness and the wis- dom of this world have been alike baffled. This has effected, not merely our outward condition, but apparently the hones- ty and good faith of mutual intercourse, and has often placed the just and the upright, side by side, with the unjust and the deceiver and merged them in one common condemnation. Nor has this been conf...ined to the mutual relations of our own country, but we are more or less dishonoured before the world, by our commercial and financial embarassraents ; and have our name repeated as evil, in the marts of commerce, and in the high places of the earth. And, if not a bye word, we are almost a reproach among the nations. Calamities have in- deed fallen upon us. Fire has wasted many of our beauti- ful places ; floods have swept away our wealth ; the ocean has swallowed up our riches, and many of our States are ready to sink under embarrassments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not merely, that the business of life has been fluctuating and unstable, but coming events have defied the forecast of the wisest prudence ; the foolishness and the wis- dom of this world have been alike baffled. This has effected, not merely our outward condition, but apparently the hones- ty and good faith of mutual intercourse, and has often placed the just and the upright, side by side, with the unjust and the deceiver and merged them in one common condemnation. Nor has this been conf...ined to the mutual relations of our own country, but we are more or less dishonoured before the world, by our commercial and financial embarassraents ; and have our name repeated as evil, in the marts of commerce, and in the high places of the earth. And, if not a bye word, we are almost a reproach among the nations. Calamities have in- deed fallen upon us. Fire has wasted many of our beauti- ful places ; floods have swept away our wealth ; the ocean has swallowed up our riches, and many of our States are ready to sink under embarrassments.
What to read after A Discourse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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