The Dickson Letters
The Dickson Letters
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I was much rejoiced to see a friend and relation who could give me a particular account of the situation and circumstances of our friends in Ireland, whom I had never heard from since my father's death, which happened a little before the commencement of the war. I was much delighted with the information you gave me of the politics of Ireland. I much admire the spirited resolution of the Nation in asserting their rights and privileges as a free people. Nothing in my opinion can be more commendab...le and noble amongst mankind than that free, generous and undaunted.
24 THE DICKSON LETTERS.
persevering spirit of the volunteers, determined to assert and maintain their own and their country's freedom, not- withstanding the haught\- menace of a tyrannical Prince and venal Parliament who had stationed a royal army in the heart of their country to awe them into their measures. I heartily wish success to the volunteers of Ireland in ever}'- thing that can contribute to advance and raise the dignity of their country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was much rejoiced to see a friend and relation who could give me a particular account of the situation and circumstances of our friends in Ireland, whom I had never heard from since my father's death, which happened a little before the commencement of the war. I was much delighted with the information you gave me of the politics of Ireland. I much admire the spirited resolution of the Nation in asserting their rights and privileges as a free people. Nothing in my opinion can be more commendab...le and noble amongst mankind than that free, generous and undaunted.
24 THE DICKSON LETTERS.
persevering spirit of the volunteers, determined to assert and maintain their own and their country's freedom, not- withstanding the haught\- menace of a tyrannical Prince and venal Parliament who had stationed a royal army in the heart of their country to awe them into their measures. I heartily wish success to the volunteers of Ireland in ever}'- thing that can contribute to advance and raise the dignity of their country.
What to read after The Dickson Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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