Might And Right
Might And Right
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In the follow- ing fact is found a solution of their cowardice and their insolence. While at Mr. Sprague's housCj which time was somewhat less than two days, they ^'sposed of 37 gallons of Brandy, 29 gallons of West India Rum, 34 flasks of liquor, 1 1-2 doz. Bottles of old Madeira, 1 1-4 Sherry Wine, 12 doz. Champagne, 2 doz. Cider, 940 glasses of liquor at the bar, and more than $100 worth of liquor beside, delivered by Gen. Sprague's brother. And such accounts can be found on the books of all... houses where they quar- tered. Much has been said of the hardships and 276 MIGHT AND RIGHT. Privation which the Charter troops endured ; yet it is well known that the treasury of the State was at their command, and that their whole course was but a series of carousals, and drunken riots. There is but one excuse for many of their acts ; and that is found in the amount of liquor drank. It is a poor excuse, that of drunkenness ; but it is all they have. While they remained at Gen. Sprague's, the valiant Chartists seldom asked for a pie, or a pitcher of water, without presenting a cocked pistol, or a leveled bayonet, and this even to females.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the follow- ing fact is found a solution of their cowardice and their insolence. While at Mr. Sprague's housCj which time was somewhat less than two days, they ^'sposed of 37 gallons of Brandy, 29 gallons of West India Rum, 34 flasks of liquor, 1 1-2 doz. Bottles of old Madeira, 1 1-4 Sherry Wine, 12 doz. Champagne, 2 doz. Cider, 940 glasses of liquor at the bar, and more than $100 worth of liquor beside, delivered by Gen. Sprague's brother. And such accounts can be found on the books of all... houses where they quar- tered. Much has been said of the hardships and 276 MIGHT AND RIGHT. Privation which the Charter troops endured ; yet it is well known that the treasury of the State was at their command, and that their whole course was but a series of carousals, and drunken riots. There is but one excuse for many of their acts ; and that is found in the amount of liquor drank. It is a poor excuse, that of drunkenness ; but it is all they have. While they remained at Gen. Sprague's, the valiant Chartists seldom asked for a pie, or a pitcher of water, without presenting a cocked pistol, or a leveled bayonet, and this even to females.
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