The American Revolution
The American Revolution
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To the stately elegance of the Virginian country mansion it seemed right to sneer at New England mer- chants and farmers as " shopkeepers " and " peas- ants," while many people in Boston regarded Virginian planters as mere Squire Westerns. Be- tween the eastern and the middle states, too, there was much ill-will, because of theological differences and boundary disputes. The Puritan of New Hampshire had not yet made up his quarrel with the Churchman of New York concerning the own- ership of the ...Green Mountains ; and the wrath of the Pennsylvania Quaker waxed hot against the Puritan of Connecticut who dared claim jurisdic- tion over the valley of Wyoming. We shall find such animosities bearing bitter fruit in personal squabbles among soldiers and officers, as well as in removals and appointments of officers for reasons which had nothing to do with their military com- petence. Even in the highest ranks of the army and in Congress these local prejudices played their part and did no end of mischief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the stately elegance of the Virginian country mansion it seemed right to sneer at New England mer- chants and farmers as " shopkeepers " and " peas- ants," while many people in Boston regarded Virginian planters as mere Squire Westerns. Be- tween the eastern and the middle states, too, there was much ill-will, because of theological differences and boundary disputes. The Puritan of New Hampshire had not yet made up his quarrel with the Churchman of New York concerning the own- ership of the ...Green Mountains ; and the wrath of the Pennsylvania Quaker waxed hot against the Puritan of Connecticut who dared claim jurisdic- tion over the valley of Wyoming. We shall find such animosities bearing bitter fruit in personal squabbles among soldiers and officers, as well as in removals and appointments of officers for reasons which had nothing to do with their military com- petence. Even in the highest ranks of the army and in Congress these local prejudices played their part and did no end of mischief.
What to read after The American Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiske, John, 1842-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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