Maryland Stories of Her People And of Her History
Maryland Stories of Her People And of Her History
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And as he saw the Peggy Stewart burning, he took off his hat and cheered. And how everyone cheered the men of the Whig Club as they rode homeward out of the city!
CHARLES ALEXANDER WARFIELD 127 MARYLAND This was Maryland's ''tea party. " In some of the other colonies cargoes of tea had been destroyed, but those who destroyed them hid their faces and went dis- guised as Indians. In Maryland the men went openly in broad daylight, without any disguise. They felt that they were doing right, and wer...e ready to take all the consequences of their acts.
In seventeen hundred and seventy-four The Peggy Stewart came With a cargo of tea from over the sea.
And a tax in King George's name.
But the Maryland men had sternly said, "We'll pay no tax, indeed. On silk or brocade, or anything made.
So let King George take heed. " The farmers rode down in the light of day To the town by the Severn's side, And they summoned the knave, who had tried to brave The people's decree, and hide.
To come forthwith to Wind Mill Point, To come with his torch alight, To confess the blame, and to burn the shame Of his deed, in all men's sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as he saw the Peggy Stewart burning, he took off his hat and cheered. And how everyone cheered the men of the Whig Club as they rode homeward out of the city!
CHARLES ALEXANDER WARFIELD 127 MARYLAND This was Maryland's ''tea party. " In some of the other colonies cargoes of tea had been destroyed, but those who destroyed them hid their faces and went dis- guised as Indians. In Maryland the men went openly in broad daylight, without any disguise. They felt that they were doing right, and wer...e ready to take all the consequences of their acts.
In seventeen hundred and seventy-four The Peggy Stewart came With a cargo of tea from over the sea.
And a tax in King George's name.
But the Maryland men had sternly said, "We'll pay no tax, indeed. On silk or brocade, or anything made.
So let King George take heed. " The farmers rode down in the light of day To the town by the Severn's side, And they summoned the knave, who had tried to brave The people's decree, and hide.
To come forthwith to Wind Mill Point, To come with his torch alight, To confess the blame, and to burn the shame Of his deed, in all men's sight.
What to read after Maryland Stories of Her People And of Her History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard M Leonard Magruder Passano to read onlineMoreLess
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