John Quincy, Master of Mount Wollaston; Provincial Statesman; Colonel of Suffolk Regiment; Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives; Member of His Majesty's Council; An Address Delivered Sunday, February 23, 1908, Under the Auspices of the Qu
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Such were some of the statements made by willing or unwilling witnesses.
These rumors were obvious exaggerations. Still they were the flying spindrift attesting the tumultuous char- acter of the storm which tore the waters of both political and social life. Enough is revealed to show why John Adams could afterwards say that a greater ferment was raised than when, years later, the Stamp Act was im- posed. Whatever the nature or extent of the threatened insurrection, it was not kept so secret but... that rumors of it reached the ear of Governor Belcher. Nothing what- ever, either documentary or in the way of tradition, has come down to this generation throwing light on the per- sonal or social relations which existed between Governor Belcher and Colonel Quincy. Boston was then a com- paratively small and compact town, with less than twenty thousand inhabitants; and, both Boston boys, they were some eight years only apart both at school and college.
Belcher being the elder. Subsequent to college days Colonel Quincy was speaker of the House of Representa- tives during aJl but the closing year of Belcher^s long administration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such were some of the statements made by willing or unwilling witnesses.
These rumors were obvious exaggerations. Still they were the flying spindrift attesting the tumultuous char- acter of the storm which tore the waters of both political and social life. Enough is revealed to show why John Adams could afterwards say that a greater ferment was raised than when, years later, the Stamp Act was im- posed. Whatever the nature or extent of the threatened insurrection, it was not kept so secret but... that rumors of it reached the ear of Governor Belcher. Nothing what- ever, either documentary or in the way of tradition, has come down to this generation throwing light on the per- sonal or social relations which existed between Governor Belcher and Colonel Quincy. Boston was then a com- paratively small and compact town, with less than twenty thousand inhabitants; and, both Boston boys, they were some eight years only apart both at school and college.
Belcher being the elder. Subsequent to college days Colonel Quincy was speaker of the House of Representa- tives during aJl but the closing year of Belcher^s long administration.
What to read after John Quincy, Master of Mount Wollaston; Provincial Statesman; Colonel of Suffolk Regiment; Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives; Member of His Majesty's Council; An Address Delivered Sunday, February 23, 1908, Under the Auspices of the Qu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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