The English in America volume 02
The English in America volume 02
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A petition to the King, and memorials to each House of Parlia ment, were also prepared, in which the cause of the Provincials was eloquently pleaded. To these proceedings, the several colonial assem blies, at their earliest session, gave their cordial approval.
A change in the English Ministry, which took place in July, and the news of which reached America in September, encouraged the 168 THE ENGLISH colonists in the stand they had taken. This change originated in domestic reasons, wholly unco...nnected with the American polity ; it was regarded, however, as favourable to the general cause of freedom. The old Whig aristocracy which had governed the kingdom since the accession of the House of Hanover, had split up of late, into several bitter and hostile factions, chiefly founded on mere personal considerations. Pitt s repeated attacks on former ministries, and at last, his forcing himself into power, had con tributed not a little to this result. The acces sion of George III. Had given rise to a new r party, by which Pitt himself had been superseded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A petition to the King, and memorials to each House of Parlia ment, were also prepared, in which the cause of the Provincials was eloquently pleaded. To these proceedings, the several colonial assem blies, at their earliest session, gave their cordial approval.
A change in the English Ministry, which took place in July, and the news of which reached America in September, encouraged the 168 THE ENGLISH colonists in the stand they had taken. This change originated in domestic reasons, wholly unco...nnected with the American polity ; it was regarded, however, as favourable to the general cause of freedom. The old Whig aristocracy which had governed the kingdom since the accession of the House of Hanover, had split up of late, into several bitter and hostile factions, chiefly founded on mere personal considerations. Pitt s repeated attacks on former ministries, and at last, his forcing himself into power, had con tributed not a little to this result. The acces sion of George III. Had given rise to a new r party, by which Pitt himself had been superseded.
What to read after The English in America volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haliburton Thomas Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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