History of the American Nation volume 2
History of the American Nation volume 2
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Those enacted by our forefathers may excite a smile, yet they show that they were no time-servers that they were consci- entious and in earnest.
In New England the laws noticed those who dressed more richly than their wealth would justify ; they would not permit the man who defrauded his creditors to live in luxury; those who did not vote, or would not serve when elected to office, they fined for their want of patriotism ; they forbade "drinking of healths as a bad habit ;" they prohibited the ...wear- ing of embroidered garments and laces ; they discour- aged the use of "ribbons and great boots;" sleeves must reach to the wrist, and not be more than half an ell wide; no one under twenty years of age was allowed to use tobacco, unless prescribed by a physi- cian; those who used it publicly were fined a six- pence; all persons were restrained from "swimming in the waters on the Sabbath-day, or unreasonably walking in the fields or streets. " In Virginia we see the same spirit. In every settle- ment there was to be "a house for the worship of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those enacted by our forefathers may excite a smile, yet they show that they were no time-servers that they were consci- entious and in earnest.
In New England the laws noticed those who dressed more richly than their wealth would justify ; they would not permit the man who defrauded his creditors to live in luxury; those who did not vote, or would not serve when elected to office, they fined for their want of patriotism ; they forbade "drinking of healths as a bad habit ;" they prohibited the ...wear- ing of embroidered garments and laces ; they discour- aged the use of "ribbons and great boots;" sleeves must reach to the wrist, and not be more than half an ell wide; no one under twenty years of age was allowed to use tobacco, unless prescribed by a physi- cian; those who used it publicly were fined a six- pence; all persons were restrained from "swimming in the waters on the Sabbath-day, or unreasonably walking in the fields or streets. " In Virginia we see the same spirit. In every settle- ment there was to be "a house for the worship of God.
What to read after History of the American Nation volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Jackman to read onlineMoreLess
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