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nour, and national justice at defiance. It is said, that the world presents nothing new ; that all its cur- rent incidents are merely new phases of old events ; but, really, it sometimes seems to me, that the history of man has never before presented so strong an instance of national abasement, as is to be found in the feelings, language, reasoning, and acts of a very large portion of what are called the better classes of the American people, towards Great Bri- tain. Of all burthens, that of th...e mental depen- dance created by colonial subserviency, appears to be the most difficult \.o remove. It weighs upon us yet, like an incubus, ami, apart from matters of gain, in which we have all our eyes about us, and apart from party politics, in which men will ^^ follow y Google XK&LANiy. 135 their leaders, though it be to the deTil/' there is not an American, in my opinion, at this moment, of sufficient note fairly to attract foreign comment, who does not hold his reputation at home, entirely at the mercy of Great Britain.
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nour, and national justice at defiance. It is said, that the world presents nothing new ; that all its cur- rent incidents are merely new phases of old events ; but, really, it sometimes seems to me, that the history of man has never before presented so strong an instance of national abasement, as is to be found in the feelings, language, reasoning, and acts of a very large portion of what are called the better classes of the American people, towards Great Bri- tain. Of all burthens, that of th...e mental depen- dance created by colonial subserviency, appears to be the most difficult \.o remove. It weighs upon us yet, like an incubus, ami, apart from matters of gain, in which we have all our eyes about us, and apart from party politics, in which men will ^^ follow y Google XK&LANiy. 135 their leaders, though it be to the deTil/' there is not an American, in my opinion, at this moment, of sufficient note fairly to attract foreign comment, who does not hold his reputation at home, entirely at the mercy of Great Britain.
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