"the Old House On the Hill", a Brief Historical Sketch Issued As a Souvenir

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(The Marshall Family, by Wm. M. Paxton,) ^ 3^m ^Attintwm 3T is hard to conceive at the present time of the obstacles that stood in the way of the statesman who undertook the work of construction at the end of the Ameri- can Revolution. The common danger having been removed, it remained to be seen what in- ternal tendencies might operate to draw the col- onies together.
The first settlers, restless under political and religious restraints, sought in the New World a freedom denied them on their n...ative soil.
Their influence was considerable in shaping the early life of the colonies but subsequent migra- tions were of a different character and greatly modified social conditions.
A virgin country where a totally new en- m mmK\ ^MH vironment gave scope to the development of free thought, produced a population quite dis- similar to the ^Mother Country and likewise jeal- ous of their rights and independence as separate colonies.
Account must also be taken of the new lib- eralizing spirit of the age which made its effect felt in the Old World as well as the New.

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