Memoir of Henry Armitt Brown Together With Four Historical Orations
Memoir of Henry Armitt Brown Together With Four Historical Orations
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I pass without com ment over the years which intervened between 1765 and 1774. The Stamp Act had been repealed, but a succession of severer measures had brought things from bad to worse. Great Britain was in the zenith of her power. The colonies were thirteen in number, and contained about two millions and a half of inhabitants. * Let us, then, in the course of the hour which we are to spend together here, endeavor to go back in imagination to the summer of 1774.
* Bancroft's History of the Uni...ted States, vol. Vii. P. 128.
220 THE CONGRESS OF 1774- Here in Philadelphia there have been feverish days. The news of the determination of the ministry to shut up the port of Boston, followed, as it is soon after, by the attempt to do away with the ancient charter of Massachu setts, and to remove to Great Britain the trial of offences committed in America, has aroused the patriotic resistance of the whole country. In every town and hamlet, from New Hampshire to the southern boundary of Georgia, bold protests are recorded by the people, and Boston is declared to be suffering in the common cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pass without com ment over the years which intervened between 1765 and 1774. The Stamp Act had been repealed, but a succession of severer measures had brought things from bad to worse. Great Britain was in the zenith of her power. The colonies were thirteen in number, and contained about two millions and a half of inhabitants. * Let us, then, in the course of the hour which we are to spend together here, endeavor to go back in imagination to the summer of 1774.
* Bancroft's History of the Uni...ted States, vol. Vii. P. 128.
220 THE CONGRESS OF 1774- Here in Philadelphia there have been feverish days. The news of the determination of the ministry to shut up the port of Boston, followed, as it is soon after, by the attempt to do away with the ancient charter of Massachu setts, and to remove to Great Britain the trial of offences committed in America, has aroused the patriotic resistance of the whole country. In every town and hamlet, from New Hampshire to the southern boundary of Georgia, bold protests are recorded by the people, and Boston is declared to be suffering in the common cause.
What to read after Memoir of Henry Armitt Brown Together With Four Historical Orations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M James Mason Hoppin to read onlineMoreLess
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