Reasons for Thanksgiving a Discourse to the Congregational Church And Society
Reasons for Thanksgiving a Discourse to the Congregational Church And Society
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P. 153, 164.
X Ramsay's History of South Carolina.
14 iitical power and privilege, no man being eligible to the provincial parliament who was not possessed of a free- hold estate of five hundred acres. Each Baron was to have twelve thousand, and every Landgrave forty-eight thousand acres. The bulk of the people were to be serfs of the great hereditary proprietors or the wealthy nobles, and it was decreed that, like slaves of a later day, the chil- dren should remain in the same condition as the...ir parents. There was to be no possibility to the mass of the people of rising above the condition of serfs. African slavery was also distinctly anticipated and provided for, as we might suppose it would be in a State begun and founded upon such principles, and the master's authority was declared absolute. The spirit of this feudal and aristocratic system was so far carried out, that they were to have in addition to courts for the ordinary purposes of justice, a court for the cogni- zance of "ceremonies and pedigrees"of "fashions and sports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 153, 164.
X Ramsay's History of South Carolina.
14 iitical power and privilege, no man being eligible to the provincial parliament who was not possessed of a free- hold estate of five hundred acres. Each Baron was to have twelve thousand, and every Landgrave forty-eight thousand acres. The bulk of the people were to be serfs of the great hereditary proprietors or the wealthy nobles, and it was decreed that, like slaves of a later day, the chil- dren should remain in the same condition as the...ir parents. There was to be no possibility to the mass of the people of rising above the condition of serfs. African slavery was also distinctly anticipated and provided for, as we might suppose it would be in a State begun and founded upon such principles, and the master's authority was declared absolute. The spirit of this feudal and aristocratic system was so far carried out, that they were to have in addition to courts for the ordinary purposes of justice, a court for the cogni- zance of "ceremonies and pedigrees"of "fashions and sports.
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