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They refufed to admit the tea - 9 and at Boston fome perlons in difguife buried it in the fea.— Had our governors in this cafe fatisfied themfelves wkh requiring a compenfatfon from the province for the damage done, there is no doubt but it would havebeen granted.
Or had they proceeded no farther in the infliction 0! punifh- ment, than (topping up the port and deftroying the trade cf Bofton, till compenfation was made, the province might poffibly have fubmitted, and a fufficient laving wouid ha...ve been gained for the honour of the nation. But having hi- therto proceeded without wifd«m, they obferved now no bounds in their refentment. To the Bofton port biil was added a bill which deitroyed the chartered government of the province ; a bill which withdrew from the jurifdiciion of the province, perfons who in particular cafes fhould commit mur- der ; and the Quebec bill. . At the fame time a ilrong body of troops were itationed .at Bofton to enforce obedience to thofe bills.
* All who knew any thing of the temper of the Colonies faw that the efTectofall fudden accumulation of vengeance, would probably be not intimidating but exafperating them, and driving them into a general revolt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They refufed to admit the tea - 9 and at Boston fome perlons in difguife buried it in the fea.— Had our governors in this cafe fatisfied themfelves wkh requiring a compenfatfon from the province for the damage done, there is no doubt but it would havebeen granted.
Or had they proceeded no farther in the infliction 0! punifh- ment, than (topping up the port and deftroying the trade cf Bofton, till compenfation was made, the province might poffibly have fubmitted, and a fufficient laving wouid ha...ve been gained for the honour of the nation. But having hi- therto proceeded without wifd«m, they obferved now no bounds in their refentment. To the Bofton port biil was added a bill which deitroyed the chartered government of the province ; a bill which withdrew from the jurifdiciion of the province, perfons who in particular cafes fhould commit mur- der ; and the Quebec bill. . At the fame time a ilrong body of troops were itationed .at Bofton to enforce obedience to thofe bills.
* All who knew any thing of the temper of the Colonies faw that the efTectofall fudden accumulation of vengeance, would probably be not intimidating but exafperating them, and driving them into a general revolt.
What to read after Observations On the Nature of Civil Liberty, the Principles of Government, And the Justice And Policy of the War With America : to Which is Added, An Appendix, Containing a State of the National Debt, An Estimate of the Money Drawn From the Public By the?
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