The Chronicles of the Land of Columbia Commonly Called America From the Landi
The Chronicles of the Land of Columbia Commonly Called America From the Landi
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39 CHAPTER XIV.
1. Now Martin the I, was a man of small ability, exceeding vain, full of de- ceit and pride, from the province of New York, and of the democratic party.
2. Also, was he called " Reynard, or the fox of Kinderhook, " (for it was from that city that he came ;) on account of the great craft, and cunning, with which he deceived the people.
3. For he was full of deceit, and duplicity, insomuch, that it was a com- mon saying, among the people, that in that respect, was he like unto the... Fox.
4. Verily, had Columbia a sad fall, in the day that Martin became chief ru'er; for in comparison with Andrew, in firmness, boldness, and force of char- acter, he was, as is the Ass Junto the Lion; and from that time on, until the reign of Abraham, (with two exceptions) were her rulers simply contemptible.
5. They being with these two ex- ceptions, wholly controled, by the slave power, each one seeming to strive in all his acts, to please his southern masters, moi'e than had his predecessors, and to sap the foundations of the tern- pie of Liberty, in all that he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 CHAPTER XIV.
1. Now Martin the I, was a man of small ability, exceeding vain, full of de- ceit and pride, from the province of New York, and of the democratic party.
2. Also, was he called " Reynard, or the fox of Kinderhook, " (for it was from that city that he came ;) on account of the great craft, and cunning, with which he deceived the people.
3. For he was full of deceit, and duplicity, insomuch, that it was a com- mon saying, among the people, that in that respect, was he like unto the... Fox.
4. Verily, had Columbia a sad fall, in the day that Martin became chief ru'er; for in comparison with Andrew, in firmness, boldness, and force of char- acter, he was, as is the Ass Junto the Lion; and from that time on, until the reign of Abraham, (with two exceptions) were her rulers simply contemptible.
5. They being with these two ex- ceptions, wholly controled, by the slave power, each one seeming to strive in all his acts, to please his southern masters, moi'e than had his predecessors, and to sap the foundations of the tern- pie of Liberty, in all that he did.
What to read after The Chronicles of the Land of Columbia Commonly Called America From the Landi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S James Smith Buck to read onlineMoreLess
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