The Huguenots in France And America 2
The Huguenots in France And America 2
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91 with their pastor, Philip da Richhourg, wei may suppose they had found the tranquillity they were seeking. Their little dwellings were scat- tered on the banks of James River, even to the vicinity of Richmond, covered by the grape-vine and wild honeysuckle ; and some of their coun- trymen, who, escaping from the northern climate and east winds of New England, had joined them, found in Virginia one far more resembling the South of France.
In viewing the refugees, we are apt to lose sight of t...he peculiar circumstances under which they fled to this country ; — whole families to- gether, women tenderly educated, and unaccus- tomed to hardship, men of refined and cultivated minds. The very fact, that they came for the right of conscience, bespeaks their moral history.
Some few were able to secure a portion of their wealth, others escaped with only their lives ; but they all brought with tbem imperishable virtue, and those accomplishments and mental acquisi- tions which they had gained in polished society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 with their pastor, Philip da Richhourg, wei may suppose they had found the tranquillity they were seeking. Their little dwellings were scat- tered on the banks of James River, even to the vicinity of Richmond, covered by the grape-vine and wild honeysuckle ; and some of their coun- trymen, who, escaping from the northern climate and east winds of New England, had joined them, found in Virginia one far more resembling the South of France.
In viewing the refugees, we are apt to lose sight of t...he peculiar circumstances under which they fled to this country ; — whole families to- gether, women tenderly educated, and unaccus- tomed to hardship, men of refined and cultivated minds. The very fact, that they came for the right of conscience, bespeaks their moral history.
Some few were able to secure a portion of their wealth, others escaped with only their lives ; but they all brought with tbem imperishable virtue, and those accomplishments and mental acquisi- tions which they had gained in polished society.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Hannah Farnham Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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