An Example of Communal Currency the Facts About the Guernsey Market House
An Example of Communal Currency the Facts About the Guernsey Market House
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No wonder, therefore, if emigration became the object of the rich in search of those good roads, carriages and other comforts which they could not find at home, and the only resource of the other classes, whose distress was likely to be aggravated by the non-residence of the former. Misery and depopulation appeared inevitable, from the peace to the year 1 8 1 9 inclusive, more than five hundred native and other British sub- jects embarked for the United States, and more prepared to follow.
" It... is said, the powers of the human mind in society lie at times torpid for ages ; at others, are roused into action by the urgency of great occasions, and astonish the world by their effects. This has, in some measure, been verified in this Island, for though nothing done in so small a community can cause a general sensation, its exertions may yet produce wonderful results, within its own sphere. It is the duty of the States to show that, roused by the deplorable situation above described, they took, and have since pur- sued the steps best adapted to meet the exigency of the case, and that those steps have been attended with complete success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No wonder, therefore, if emigration became the object of the rich in search of those good roads, carriages and other comforts which they could not find at home, and the only resource of the other classes, whose distress was likely to be aggravated by the non-residence of the former. Misery and depopulation appeared inevitable, from the peace to the year 1 8 1 9 inclusive, more than five hundred native and other British sub- jects embarked for the United States, and more prepared to follow.
" It... is said, the powers of the human mind in society lie at times torpid for ages ; at others, are roused into action by the urgency of great occasions, and astonish the world by their effects. This has, in some measure, been verified in this Island, for though nothing done in so small a community can cause a general sensation, its exertions may yet produce wonderful results, within its own sphere. It is the duty of the States to show that, roused by the deplorable situation above described, they took, and have since pur- sued the steps best adapted to meet the exigency of the case, and that those steps have been attended with complete success.
What to read after An Example of Communal Currency the Facts About the Guernsey Market House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Theodore Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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