The American Revolution volume 1
The American Revolution volume 1
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Few signs were visible of serious dissatisfaction, or even of widespread interest. The King's speech began as usual with a tirade against the province of Massachusetts, and a guarded allusion to the spirit of disaffection prevalent in the other colo- nies ; and the Opposition went to work in their desultory fashion. They confined themselves to asking for copies of the official correspondence relating to America; and for leave to defer making up their minds till further information had been give...n ; but, small as was the de- mand which they made upon the courage of their party, they only succeeded in rallying seventy-three adherents. Even this paltry skirmish was as jealously guarded from the eyes of unprivileged spectators as the Potsdam ma- noeuvres. The precincts were cleared of all strangers except members of the Irish Parliament, who were allowed what was for them the very superfluous op- portunity of witnessing how smoothly things went in a Deliberative Assembly which was managed by bribery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Few signs were visible of serious dissatisfaction, or even of widespread interest. The King's speech began as usual with a tirade against the province of Massachusetts, and a guarded allusion to the spirit of disaffection prevalent in the other colo- nies ; and the Opposition went to work in their desultory fashion. They confined themselves to asking for copies of the official correspondence relating to America; and for leave to defer making up their minds till further information had been give...n ; but, small as was the de- mand which they made upon the courage of their party, they only succeeded in rallying seventy-three adherents. Even this paltry skirmish was as jealously guarded from the eyes of unprivileged spectators as the Potsdam ma- noeuvres. The precincts were cleared of all strangers except members of the Irish Parliament, who were allowed what was for them the very superfluous op- portunity of witnessing how smoothly things went in a Deliberative Assembly which was managed by bribery.
What to read after The American Revolution volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Otto Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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