History of the Plague in London
History of the Plague in London
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But I choose to give this grave debate quite a different turn, andanswer it or resolve it all by saying that I do not grant the fact. Onthe contrary, I say that the thing is not really so, but that it was ageneral complaint raised by the people inhabiting the outlying villagesagainst the citizens, to justify, or at least excuse, those hardshipsand severities so much talked of, and in which complaints both sides maybe said to have injured one another; that is to say, the citizenspressing to be r...eceived and harbored in time of distress, and with theplague upon them, complain of the cruelty and injustice of the countrypeople in being refused entrance, and forced back again with theirgoods and families; and the inhabitants, finding themselves so imposedupon, and the citizens breaking in, as it were, upon them, whether theywould or no, complain that when they[233] were infected, they were notonly regardless of others, but even willing to infect them: neither ofwhich was really true, that is to say, in the colors they[234] weredescribed in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I choose to give this grave debate quite a different turn, andanswer it or resolve it all by saying that I do not grant the fact. Onthe contrary, I say that the thing is not really so, but that it was ageneral complaint raised by the people inhabiting the outlying villagesagainst the citizens, to justify, or at least excuse, those hardshipsand severities so much talked of, and in which complaints both sides maybe said to have injured one another; that is to say, the citizenspressing to be r...eceived and harbored in time of distress, and with theplague upon them, complain of the cruelty and injustice of the countrypeople in being refused entrance, and forced back again with theirgoods and families; and the inhabitants, finding themselves so imposedupon, and the citizens breaking in, as it were, upon them, whether theywould or no, complain that when they[233] were infected, they were notonly regardless of others, but even willing to infect them: neither ofwhich was really true, that is to say, in the colors they[234] weredescribed in.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731 to read onlineMoreLess
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