Plain Truth Addressed to the Inhabitants of America Contain Ing Remarks On a L
Plain Truth Addressed to the Inhabitants of America Contain Ing Remarks On a L
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If with our prefent numbers, we are a match for the world, confequently with ten times ns many, we would be a match for ten worlds, which would indeed be prodigious ! " The infant ftate of the Colonies, as it is called, fo far from being againft, is an argument in favour of independence. " This aflertion is as abfurd, as if he had maintained, that twenty is inferior in number to two. " But the injuries and difadvantages we fuftain by that connection, are with- out number, and our duty to mankin...d at large, as well as to ourfelves, in&ruct us to renounce the alliance. Bccaufc any 24 P L A I N T R U T H. Any fubmiflion to, or dependence upon Great Britain, tends directly to involve this continent in European wars and quarrels. As Europe is our market for trade, we ought to form no political connection with any part of it. " Innumerable are the advantages of onr connection with Britain ; and a jufl dependence on her is a fare way ta avoid the horrors and calamities of war. Wars in Europe will probably than heretofore become lefs frequent ; reli- gious rancour, which formerly animated princes to arms, is fucceeded by a fpirit of philofophy extremely friendly to peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If with our prefent numbers, we are a match for the world, confequently with ten times ns many, we would be a match for ten worlds, which would indeed be prodigious ! " The infant ftate of the Colonies, as it is called, fo far from being againft, is an argument in favour of independence. " This aflertion is as abfurd, as if he had maintained, that twenty is inferior in number to two. " But the injuries and difadvantages we fuftain by that connection, are with- out number, and our duty to mankin...d at large, as well as to ourfelves, in&ruct us to renounce the alliance. Bccaufc any 24 P L A I N T R U T H. Any fubmiflion to, or dependence upon Great Britain, tends directly to involve this continent in European wars and quarrels. As Europe is our market for trade, we ought to form no political connection with any part of it. " Innumerable are the advantages of onr connection with Britain ; and a jufl dependence on her is a fare way ta avoid the horrors and calamities of war. Wars in Europe will probably than heretofore become lefs frequent ; reli- gious rancour, which formerly animated princes to arms, is fucceeded by a fpirit of philofophy extremely friendly to peace.
What to read after Plain Truth Addressed to the Inhabitants of America Contain Ing Remarks On a L?
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