Four New York Boys
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The calaboose for their punishment stood on the Commons, and at the foot of Wall Street was the slave market.
Nearly every housekeeper owned slaves, but there w^ere none about George's home. His father did not believe in slave-holding, as most white men of that day did. He had been told, shortly after his arrival, of the alleged plot of 1 71 2, when nineteen poor negroes had been executed for supposed complicity in it, and he shuddered at the thought that such cruelty could be practised under t...he English flag.
Occasional travelers from the city, when 168 FOUR NEW YORK BOYS stopping over night with them, would tell, while they were seated around the porch before going to bed, of the great excitement then in the city; of the negroes who had been arrested, tried, convicted, and executed, either by hang- ing or burning at the stake ; of the hanging of John Ury, a white schoolmaster, who was accused of being concerned in the plot. They wondered when it would all stop. They did not know that this reign of terror would con- tinue until near the end of September, when the citizens recovered their senses, and affairs went on as before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The calaboose for their punishment stood on the Commons, and at the foot of Wall Street was the slave market.
Nearly every housekeeper owned slaves, but there w^ere none about George's home. His father did not believe in slave-holding, as most white men of that day did. He had been told, shortly after his arrival, of the alleged plot of 1 71 2, when nineteen poor negroes had been executed for supposed complicity in it, and he shuddered at the thought that such cruelty could be practised under t...he English flag.
Occasional travelers from the city, when 168 FOUR NEW YORK BOYS stopping over night with them, would tell, while they were seated around the porch before going to bed, of the great excitement then in the city; of the negroes who had been arrested, tried, convicted, and executed, either by hang- ing or burning at the stake ; of the hanging of John Ury, a white schoolmaster, who was accused of being concerned in the plot. They wondered when it would all stop. They did not know that this reign of terror would con- tinue until near the end of September, when the citizens recovered their senses, and affairs went on as before.
What to read after Four New York Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, John W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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