Narrative Remarks Expository Notes And Historical Criticisms On the New Engla
Narrative Remarks Expository Notes And Historical Criticisms On the New Engla
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Hoio the new President of the Massachusetts Historical Su'cieti/ behaved towards the new Society — How the new Society loentto the General Court to change a icord in its name, and how the old Society interfered — Idoio it exhibited Jealousy arid Malice — How an array of singular characters ajypeared be- fore an imbecile Committee, and how the spokesman of the Massachusetts Historical Society talked svpercilioiis nonsense — How the New England Historical and Genealogical Society neglected to dem...and its i-ight subsequently .
" But man, regardless of to-morrow's ill, Nurtures the passion of the present hour ; Indulges all the violence of will; Thoughtless of mercy, till he needs her power. '' It is not proposed to expose the secret manner of proceedings instituted by the managers of the Massachusetts Historical Society, but merely to expose in this chapter an open attempt made by its new president to injure the New England His- torical and Genealogical Society. That a gentleman of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hoio the new President of the Massachusetts Historical Su'cieti/ behaved towards the new Society — How the new Society loentto the General Court to change a icord in its name, and how the old Society interfered — Idoio it exhibited Jealousy arid Malice — How an array of singular characters ajypeared be- fore an imbecile Committee, and how the spokesman of the Massachusetts Historical Society talked svpercilioiis nonsense — How the New England Historical and Genealogical Society neglected to dem...and its i-ight subsequently .
" But man, regardless of to-morrow's ill, Nurtures the passion of the present hour ; Indulges all the violence of will; Thoughtless of mercy, till he needs her power. '' It is not proposed to expose the secret manner of proceedings instituted by the managers of the Massachusetts Historical Society, but merely to expose in this chapter an open attempt made by its new president to injure the New England His- torical and Genealogical Society. That a gentleman of Mr.
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