Freemans Address to North Americans
Freemans Address to North Americans
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History shows that these compacts have been made under certain urgent circumstances, and for times which are no more They are at present^ while the country is divided into two great POLITICAL PARTIES STRIVING FOR ASCENDANCY AND SPOILS, but evll working tools in the hands of partizans, politicians, and statesmen. The working of these compacts is the very reason of all the embarrass- ments of the present time, and that many true Americans are entirely disappointed with their life and prospects ; ...that they rather leave their own country, and that no European freeman, who sighs for a spot of land where he may enjoy his personal liberty and the blessing of true self-government, touches voluntarily the American shores ; but simple subjects, poor men " are emigrating, " who know nothing sublimer than some cheap acres of land, and a " sovereign government. " Should they incline to the dark side of human nature ; should they be totally ignorant of the present governing principles, * only complain of these compacts and their consequences — and among others of the fatal naturalization law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
History shows that these compacts have been made under certain urgent circumstances, and for times which are no more They are at present^ while the country is divided into two great POLITICAL PARTIES STRIVING FOR ASCENDANCY AND SPOILS, but evll working tools in the hands of partizans, politicians, and statesmen. The working of these compacts is the very reason of all the embarrass- ments of the present time, and that many true Americans are entirely disappointed with their life and prospects ; ...that they rather leave their own country, and that no European freeman, who sighs for a spot of land where he may enjoy his personal liberty and the blessing of true self-government, touches voluntarily the American shores ; but simple subjects, poor men " are emigrating, " who know nothing sublimer than some cheap acres of land, and a " sovereign government. " Should they incline to the dark side of human nature ; should they be totally ignorant of the present governing principles, * only complain of these compacts and their consequences — and among others of the fatal naturalization law.
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