Remarks On the United States of America With Regard to the Actual State of Euro
Remarks On the United States of America With Regard to the Actual State of Euro
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It was but after a long train of similar abuses and usurpations, and when, as Mr. Pitt said in parliament, "the Ame ricans had been driven to madness by injus tice/' that the natural affections of the colo nies for the mother country were alienated, and that they were forced by self-defence to declare themselves independent. By this act, by the declaration of their independence, the Americans overthrew no old and deep-rooted forms of government, abolished no dear and long-possessed privileges, ...nor customs, sanc tioned by ages. The right of suffrage was not thereby suddenly delivered over to hands unprepared and unaccustomed to wield it. The Americans, by declaring themselves in dependent, by placing their free institutions beyond all foreign control, and on a greater, a more natural, and on a more independent basis, only assured to themselves the peaceful enjoyment of rights which they and their 127 forefathers had already enjoyed for more than a century.
As a friend of liberty and of free institutions, I implore from the Almighty the salvation of the American Union !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was but after a long train of similar abuses and usurpations, and when, as Mr. Pitt said in parliament, "the Ame ricans had been driven to madness by injus tice/' that the natural affections of the colo nies for the mother country were alienated, and that they were forced by self-defence to declare themselves independent. By this act, by the declaration of their independence, the Americans overthrew no old and deep-rooted forms of government, abolished no dear and long-possessed privileges, ...nor customs, sanc tioned by ages. The right of suffrage was not thereby suddenly delivered over to hands unprepared and unaccustomed to wield it. The Americans, by declaring themselves in dependent, by placing their free institutions beyond all foreign control, and on a greater, a more natural, and on a more independent basis, only assured to themselves the peaceful enjoyment of rights which they and their 127 forefathers had already enjoyed for more than a century.
As a friend of liberty and of free institutions, I implore from the Almighty the salvation of the American Union !
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