Discourse in Commemoration of the Landing of the Pilgrims of Maryland Pronounce
Discourse in Commemoration of the Landing of the Pilgrims of Maryland Pronounce
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Mr. Ar. Mahon has prorlbunceil the history of colonies or nations uninterest- ing ; but whoever will consult his pages, must reject his opinion. It is true, as he happily expresses it, " our annals want the spice of In- dian v, ars ;" but they contain much v;hdlesofne and agreeable nourish- ment. Frnissart dismisses an interval of two years peace with the sin- gle remark, that it Contains nothing worthy of note, since no gallant teats of arms were done ; but as we blame the silence of tlie chro...nicler, we relish the copiousness of our historian.
I have long detained you from the contemplation of Maryland's pe- culiar glory. I now submit it without an ornament, in naked loveli- ness.
The government of Maryland frofn the moment of its institution, *' tolerated all Christian churches, and established none. " The oath ofofllce prescribed by the Proprietary to the Governor, requires lum to swear not to molest or discountenance directly or indirectly any per- son professing to believe in Jesus Christ ; — to punish any one who should molest or discountenance such believer ; — and to make nd dis- tinction, for, or in respect of religion, in Cdnferring offices, favors or rewards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Ar. Mahon has prorlbunceil the history of colonies or nations uninterest- ing ; but whoever will consult his pages, must reject his opinion. It is true, as he happily expresses it, " our annals want the spice of In- dian v, ars ;" but they contain much v;hdlesofne and agreeable nourish- ment. Frnissart dismisses an interval of two years peace with the sin- gle remark, that it Contains nothing worthy of note, since no gallant teats of arms were done ; but as we blame the silence of tlie chro...nicler, we relish the copiousness of our historian.
I have long detained you from the contemplation of Maryland's pe- culiar glory. I now submit it without an ornament, in naked loveli- ness.
The government of Maryland frofn the moment of its institution, *' tolerated all Christian churches, and established none. " The oath ofofllce prescribed by the Proprietary to the Governor, requires lum to swear not to molest or discountenance directly or indirectly any per- son professing to believe in Jesus Christ ; — to punish any one who should molest or discountenance such believer ; — and to make nd dis- tinction, for, or in respect of religion, in Cdnferring offices, favors or rewards.
What to read after Discourse in Commemoration of the Landing of the Pilgrims of Maryland Pronounce?
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