The Laborer a Remedy for His Wrongs Or a Disquisition On the Usages of Societ
The Laborer a Remedy for His Wrongs Or a Disquisition On the Usages of Societ
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These new inhabitants founded Halifax, in 1749. Some A REMEDY FOR HIS WRONGS. 103 disturbances began to break out among the neutral French. These people, whose manners were so simple, and who en- joyed such liberty, had already perceived that their inde- pendence must necessarily suffer from encroachments from any power that should turn its views to the countries they inhabited. To this apprehension was added that of seeing their religion in danger. This determined the happy Ameri- can colony t...o quit their habitations and remove to New France, where lands were offered them. This resolution many of them executed immediately ; the rest prepared to follow as soon as they had provided for their safety.
"This the English government either from policy or ca- price, determined to prevent by an act of treachery a base and cruel course in those whose power gives them an opportunity of pursuing milder methods. Under a pretense of exacting a renewal of the oath which they had taken at the time of their becoming English subjects, they called to- gether all the remaining inhabitants, and put them on board of a ship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These new inhabitants founded Halifax, in 1749. Some A REMEDY FOR HIS WRONGS. 103 disturbances began to break out among the neutral French. These people, whose manners were so simple, and who en- joyed such liberty, had already perceived that their inde- pendence must necessarily suffer from encroachments from any power that should turn its views to the countries they inhabited. To this apprehension was added that of seeing their religion in danger. This determined the happy Ameri- can colony t...o quit their habitations and remove to New France, where lands were offered them. This resolution many of them executed immediately ; the rest prepared to follow as soon as they had provided for their safety.
"This the English government either from policy or ca- price, determined to prevent by an act of treachery a base and cruel course in those whose power gives them an opportunity of pursuing milder methods. Under a pretense of exacting a renewal of the oath which they had taken at the time of their becoming English subjects, they called to- gether all the remaining inhabitants, and put them on board of a ship.
What to read after The Laborer a Remedy for His Wrongs Or a Disquisition On the Usages of Societ?
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