The Era of the Civil War 1820 1876
The Era of the Civil War 1820 1876
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But I do not repent of coming, for you know that there was nothing but poverty before me, and to see you and the dear children want was what I could not bear. I would rath'. R cross the Atlantic ten times than hear my children ay for victuals once. Now, my dear, if you can get the Parish to pay for your passage, come directly ; for I have not a doubt in my mind I shall be able to keep you in credit. You will find a few inconve- 21 niences in crossing the Atlantic, but it will not be long, and w...hen that is over, all is over, for I know that you will like America. America is not like England, for here no man thinks himself your superior. There is no improper or disgusting equality, for Character have its weight and influ- ence, and the man which is really your superior does not plume himself upon being so. An Ame- rican, however low his station, never feels himself abashed when entering the presence of the highest. This is a country where a man can stand as a man, and where he can enjoy the fruits of his own exer- tions, with rational liberty to its fullest extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I do not repent of coming, for you know that there was nothing but poverty before me, and to see you and the dear children want was what I could not bear. I would rath'. R cross the Atlantic ten times than hear my children ay for victuals once. Now, my dear, if you can get the Parish to pay for your passage, come directly ; for I have not a doubt in my mind I shall be able to keep you in credit. You will find a few inconve- 21 niences in crossing the Atlantic, but it will not be long, and w...hen that is over, all is over, for I know that you will like America. America is not like England, for here no man thinks himself your superior. There is no improper or disgusting equality, for Character have its weight and influ- ence, and the man which is really your superior does not plume himself upon being so. An Ame- rican, however low his station, never feels himself abashed when entering the presence of the highest. This is a country where a man can stand as a man, and where he can enjoy the fruits of his own exer- tions, with rational liberty to its fullest extent.
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