Men, Women & Manners in Colonial Times 2
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Many of the people finally began to believe that they had been abandoned by the Northern colonies, and that South Carolina would in any event remain a royal province.
Their pride was broken, and the pacification of at least one rebel province seemed complete.
The officers of the conquering army grew rich on the plunder of plantations and ware- houses, and cargoes of indigo and negroes went out of the harbor for their advantage. About twenty-five thousand slaves are said to have been sold in the... West Indies by the officers, and one of them. Colonel Moncrieff, sold eight hundred 331 Landgraves, Pirates, and Caziques as his share of the spoils. They took what they pleased, helping themselves to the silver and plated ware with which the houses of the rich planters were furnished, and wantonly de- stroyed the beautiful gardens around Charleston.
They enjoyed themselves with the concerts, assemblies, and amusements which the Caro- linians had been so fond of, and brought to their entertainments the American officers who were their prisoners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of the people finally began to believe that they had been abandoned by the Northern colonies, and that South Carolina would in any event remain a royal province.
Their pride was broken, and the pacification of at least one rebel province seemed complete.
The officers of the conquering army grew rich on the plunder of plantations and ware- houses, and cargoes of indigo and negroes went out of the harbor for their advantage. About twenty-five thousand slaves are said to have been sold in the... West Indies by the officers, and one of them. Colonel Moncrieff, sold eight hundred 331 Landgraves, Pirates, and Caziques as his share of the spoils. They took what they pleased, helping themselves to the silver and plated ware with which the houses of the rich planters were furnished, and wantonly de- stroyed the beautiful gardens around Charleston.
They enjoyed themselves with the concerts, assemblies, and amusements which the Caro- linians had been so fond of, and brought to their entertainments the American officers who were their prisoners.
What to read after Men, Women & Manners in Colonial Times 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Sydney George to read onlineMoreLess
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