The Charleston City Guide
The Charleston City Guide
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Outside of Charlestown, the towns were mere hamlets of the smallest size. Beaufort, Purysburg, Jacksonburg liester, Camden and Georgetown, were inconsiderable villages, not one exceeding forty dweUinj and inns; of them within twenty or thirty. But Charlestown, in that day, took rank. D to none, with t lie largest ami most prosperous cities of North America. The people within, md in ii- precim opulent, . Showy, ami hospitable; i Imm! 30ns had been -cut to England, for education. They brought bac...k taste ami refinement, as well as habits of ex- penditure. Fashions in dress ami ornament were rapidly transferred from Europe. . Luxury had found its way into the wilderness. Nearly every Charlestown family kept sin horse chaises, ami most of the principal planters, their carriages, drawn by teams of four, ami the horses were imported from Europe, ami of good blooded stock They drank fine wines of Madeira, and used freely, also, the French, Spanish and Portuguese wines. These were commonly displayed at dinner parties.
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Outside of Charlestown, the towns were mere hamlets of the smallest size. Beaufort, Purysburg, Jacksonburg liester, Camden and Georgetown, were inconsiderable villages, not one exceeding forty dweUinj and inns; of them within twenty or thirty. But Charlestown, in that day, took rank. D to none, with t lie largest ami most prosperous cities of North America. The people within, md in ii- precim opulent, . Showy, ami hospitable; i Imm! 30ns had been -cut to England, for education. They brought bac...k taste ami refinement, as well as habits of ex- penditure. Fashions in dress ami ornament were rapidly transferred from Europe. . Luxury had found its way into the wilderness. Nearly every Charlestown family kept sin horse chaises, ami most of the principal planters, their carriages, drawn by teams of four, ami the horses were imported from Europe, ami of good blooded stock They drank fine wines of Madeira, and used freely, also, the French, Spanish and Portuguese wines. These were commonly displayed at dinner parties.
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