Reply to a Review of the Tract On the Position of the Evangelical Party in the Episcopal Church : Contained in the Episcopal Recorder of March 16, 23, And 30, 1844
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It had not all been born in the woods of Germany ; or between the Elbe and the Ider, or on the level of Runnymede. It was the child of other climes and other days. It sprang to life in Greece. It gilded, next, the early and the middle age of Italy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that was a kind of liberty, which admitted and demanded an inequality of man, an insubordination of ranks, a favoured eldest son, the ascending orders of a hierarchy^ the vast and constant pressure of a superincumbent crown. It was the liberty of Feu- dalism. It was the liberty of a united monarchy, overhung and shaded by the imposing architecture of great antagonist elements of the state. Such was not the form of liberty which our fathers brought with them. Allowing, of course, for that an...oma- lous relation to the English crown three thousand miles off, it was republican freedom as perfect the moment they stepped on the rock as it is to-day.
It had not all been born in the woods of Germany ; or between the Elbe and the Ider, or on the level of Runnymede. It was the child of other climes and other days. It sprang to life in Greece. It gilded, next, the early and the middle age of Italy.
It then reposed in the hollow breast of the Alps. It descended, at length, on the iron-bound coast of New England, ' and set the stars of glory there.' At every stage of its course, in every new re- appearance, it was guarded by some new security ; it was embodied in some new element of order ; it was fertile of some larger good ; it glowed with a more exceeding beauty.
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