History of Boston
History of Boston
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It was at one time thought necessary to burn Boston, in order to force the enemy to leave it. Mr Hancock was consulted about it. His answer was that ' although the greater part of his for- HISTORY OF BOSTON. 109 tune consisted of buildings within the town, yet, if its de- struction would be useful to the cause of the country, he wished it should be set on fire immediately. ' 11. Many instances are related of his generosity of dispo- sition. In the times of distress, it is said that hundreds of ...families were fed by his bounty. No one had it in his power to make greater sacrifices of wealth, and no one could have used that power with greater profuseness. 12. Mr Hancock seldom spoke in public, but his know- ledge of business and of mankind rendered him peculiarly fit for public life. In private he lived with elegance and hospitality. He was a perfect gentleman of the old school, and»dressed richly and fashionably. In many of these things, he differed much from his friend and fellow patriot, Samuel Adams ; of whom I will now give you a short history.
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It was at one time thought necessary to burn Boston, in order to force the enemy to leave it. Mr Hancock was consulted about it. His answer was that ' although the greater part of his for- HISTORY OF BOSTON. 109 tune consisted of buildings within the town, yet, if its de- struction would be useful to the cause of the country, he wished it should be set on fire immediately. ' 11. Many instances are related of his generosity of dispo- sition. In the times of distress, it is said that hundreds of ...families were fed by his bounty. No one had it in his power to make greater sacrifices of wealth, and no one could have used that power with greater profuseness. 12. Mr Hancock seldom spoke in public, but his know- ledge of business and of mankind rendered him peculiarly fit for public life. In private he lived with elegance and hospitality. He was a perfect gentleman of the old school, and»dressed richly and fashionably. In many of these things, he differed much from his friend and fellow patriot, Samuel Adams ; of whom I will now give you a short history.
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