The Historic Tea-Party of Edenton, October 25th, 1774. An Incident in North Carolina Connected With British Taxation
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11 Pictures have immortalized many events in liistory, and it is very probable that but for this one, the pleas- ing little incident would have been lost or forgotten.
The defense of Champigny, by the"Garde Mobile,"could never have been so immortalized in prose or rhyme, as by the brush of Edouard Detaille. The Confederate etchings by Dr. A. J. Volck, spoke volumes and were so severe, that he was confined in Fore Mc Henry prison, and the political cartoons by John Tanniel of the Lon- don Punch ...produced a profound sensation. "Porte Cray- on;" (General Strother). in his interesting article on Edenton and the surroundings, written for Harper's Magazine in 1857, says, "It is to be regretted that Porte Crayon did not get a sight of this painting, that the world might have heard more of it, and that the patriotism of the Ladies of Edenton might have been blazoned be- side that of the men of Boston, who have figured in so many bad woodcuts." None of the names of the fifty- one ladies present at this party have been preserved in history, but I have succeeded in rescuing five of them from the local traditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 Pictures have immortalized many events in liistory, and it is very probable that but for this one, the pleas- ing little incident would have been lost or forgotten.
The defense of Champigny, by the"Garde Mobile,"could never have been so immortalized in prose or rhyme, as by the brush of Edouard Detaille. The Confederate etchings by Dr. A. J. Volck, spoke volumes and were so severe, that he was confined in Fore Mc Henry prison, and the political cartoons by John Tanniel of the Lon- don Punch ...produced a profound sensation. "Porte Cray- on;" (General Strother). in his interesting article on Edenton and the surroundings, written for Harper's Magazine in 1857, says, "It is to be regretted that Porte Crayon did not get a sight of this painting, that the world might have heard more of it, and that the patriotism of the Ladies of Edenton might have been blazoned be- side that of the men of Boston, who have figured in so many bad woodcuts." None of the names of the fifty- one ladies present at this party have been preserved in history, but I have succeeded in rescuing five of them from the local traditions.
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