History of New Brunswick volume 1
History of New Brunswick volume 1
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But the evil did not end with their own lives. Being gentlemen themselves they were ambitious that their sons should follow in their footsteps, and become officers of the army or navy or members of the learned professions. As the ranks of the learned professions were quickly filled, the army or navy became the goal of many an ambitious youth and fathers were ruined, by the expenses incurred by keeping their sons in these services. In families which aimed to make a figure in society, habits of i...ndustry were not likely to be learned, and no men were more to be pitied than the sons and grandsons of Loyalist officers, who were brought up with high notions of their own importance and position, without adequate means to support their pretentions. 'They had no chance in the race of life against men, who had no hopes of prospering, except by the sweat of their brows, and it is sad to think that the names of some of the leading Loyalist families have disappeared entirely, or are represented by persons, whom their ancestors would be ashamed to acknowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the evil did not end with their own lives. Being gentlemen themselves they were ambitious that their sons should follow in their footsteps, and become officers of the army or navy or members of the learned professions. As the ranks of the learned professions were quickly filled, the army or navy became the goal of many an ambitious youth and fathers were ruined, by the expenses incurred by keeping their sons in these services. In families which aimed to make a figure in society, habits of i...ndustry were not likely to be learned, and no men were more to be pitied than the sons and grandsons of Loyalist officers, who were brought up with high notions of their own importance and position, without adequate means to support their pretentions. 'They had no chance in the race of life against men, who had no hopes of prospering, except by the sweat of their brows, and it is sad to think that the names of some of the leading Loyalist families have disappeared entirely, or are represented by persons, whom their ancestors would be ashamed to acknowledge.
What to read after History of New Brunswick volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannay, James, 1827-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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