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Nor must it be forgotten that there were plenty of Tories in the mob itself, and these among the most abandoned and violent of the city's population.
The provincial legislature was as a body actively loyal to the king. But, in spite' of the presence of the large Tory and neutral elements, the revolutionary party ■was unquestionably in the lead among the people, and contained the most daring spirits and the loftiest minds of the colony. There is much to admire in the resolute devotion which many... tens of thousands of Loyalists showed to the king, whose cause they made their own; and there is much to condemn in the excesses com- mitted by a portion of the popular party. Neverthe- The Revolutionary War. 1775-nso. 125 less, as in the great English civil war of the preceding century, the party of liberty was the party of right.
The purest and ablest New Yorkers were to be found in the ranks of the revolutionists ; for keen-eyed and right thinking men saw that on the main issue justice was with the colonists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor must it be forgotten that there were plenty of Tories in the mob itself, and these among the most abandoned and violent of the city's population.
The provincial legislature was as a body actively loyal to the king. But, in spite' of the presence of the large Tory and neutral elements, the revolutionary party ■was unquestionably in the lead among the people, and contained the most daring spirits and the loftiest minds of the colony. There is much to admire in the resolute devotion which many... tens of thousands of Loyalists showed to the king, whose cause they made their own; and there is much to condemn in the excesses com- mitted by a portion of the popular party. Neverthe- The Revolutionary War. 1775-nso. 125 less, as in the great English civil war of the preceding century, the party of liberty was the party of right.
The purest and ablest New Yorkers were to be found in the ranks of the revolutionists ; for keen-eyed and right thinking men saw that on the main issue justice was with the colonists.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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