Six Political Discourses Founded On the Scripture
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Heaven hath taken an aclive part, and waged war for us. It is confpicuous, I. From our union which was foearly, and fo univerfal. God only, who has the hearts of all men in his hand, could have brought about fuch cor. nil and full agreement in the caufe, amongft a ptopie of different origin, and occupations, and cuftoms, and manners, and religion. The defendants of the Scot, the Irifh, the Englifh and the German, have all embarked on the fame bottom. The la- bourer, the hufbandman, the merchant..., the me- chanic, have understood i*nd equally refented the meafuies IK the CAUSE of LIBERTY. 53 meafures of Great-Britain. The prefbyterian, the independant, the anabaptift, and the churchman, have made the caufe common. The inhabitant of cold New-Hampfhire, and of burning Georgia, felt alike the patriotic fpirit. The polite Virginian, and feverer moralift of Pennfylvania, were equally the fubjedts of this noble paflion. The obedience paid to the refolves of congrefs by every one of thefe, was fo regular, and fo fteady, as to excite the wonder of our enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heaven hath taken an aclive part, and waged war for us. It is confpicuous, I. From our union which was foearly, and fo univerfal. God only, who has the hearts of all men in his hand, could have brought about fuch cor. nil and full agreement in the caufe, amongft a ptopie of different origin, and occupations, and cuftoms, and manners, and religion. The defendants of the Scot, the Irifh, the Englifh and the German, have all embarked on the fame bottom. The la- bourer, the hufbandman, the merchant..., the me- chanic, have understood i*nd equally refented the meafuies IK the CAUSE of LIBERTY. 53 meafures of Great-Britain. The prefbyterian, the independant, the anabaptift, and the churchman, have made the caufe common. The inhabitant of cold New-Hampfhire, and of burning Georgia, felt alike the patriotic fpirit. The polite Virginian, and feverer moralift of Pennfylvania, were equally the fubjedts of this noble paflion. The obedience paid to the refolves of congrefs by every one of thefe, was fo regular, and fo fteady, as to excite the wonder of our enemies.
What to read after Six Political Discourses Founded On the Scripture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Hugh Henry Brackenridge to read onlineMoreLess
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