The Irish in the American Revolution And Their Early Influence in the Colonies
The Irish in the American Revolution And Their Early Influence in the Colonies
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He was joined, four years later, by his friend and countryman, the Rev. John Cheverus, like him- self a refugee from the French revolution. These two priests by their exemplary lives, unwearied devotion to the duties of their office, profound, learning, kindness, and tact, disarmed, by de- grees, the prejudice and suspicion with which all things Catholic were regarded in Boston. The sermons of Father Cheverus attracted crowds of Protestants. His devotion to his fellow- citizens — whose nurse an...d spiritual consoler he became, without distinction of race or creed, when the yellow fever scourge visited Boston, completed his victory.
"The Legislature of Massachusetts was preparing the formula of an oath to be taken by all the citizens of the State before voting at elections ; but, fearing it might contain something objectionable to the Catholic conscience, they submitted it to Father Cheverus, accepted his revision, and enacted it into a law.
"In 1799 the Catholics felt the need of a new church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was joined, four years later, by his friend and countryman, the Rev. John Cheverus, like him- self a refugee from the French revolution. These two priests by their exemplary lives, unwearied devotion to the duties of their office, profound, learning, kindness, and tact, disarmed, by de- grees, the prejudice and suspicion with which all things Catholic were regarded in Boston. The sermons of Father Cheverus attracted crowds of Protestants. His devotion to his fellow- citizens — whose nurse an...d spiritual consoler he became, without distinction of race or creed, when the yellow fever scourge visited Boston, completed his victory.
"The Legislature of Massachusetts was preparing the formula of an oath to be taken by all the citizens of the State before voting at elections ; but, fearing it might contain something objectionable to the Catholic conscience, they submitted it to Father Cheverus, accepted his revision, and enacted it into a law.
"In 1799 the Catholics felt the need of a new church.
What to read after The Irish in the American Revolution And Their Early Influence in the Colonies?
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