The Olden Time in New York
The Olden Time in New York
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Their habits of life, too, had trained them to tastes wdiich had no sympathy with the levelling doctrines inaugurated by the new movement. They accordingly rallied around the king's standard; and, when it went down, they went down with it, and, in many cases, their names were blotted out of the land. We once read, in an old number of Blackwood's Magnzinc, some discussion about the impolitic course pursued by England towards her colonies. The re- marks about the manner in which she lost her /Ame...ri- can colonies w-ere peculiarly judicious. The writer says the Government should have formed an aristo- cracy in America, by giving titles, and thus gathering the great landed proprietors about the throne by new ties. These extensive landholders, previous to the Revolution, were as able to keep up the dignity of a title as were the English nobility of that day ; and the effect which would have been produced, in the strength- ening of their loyalty, is obvious. Had the head of I\ THE OLDEN TIME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their habits of life, too, had trained them to tastes wdiich had no sympathy with the levelling doctrines inaugurated by the new movement. They accordingly rallied around the king's standard; and, when it went down, they went down with it, and, in many cases, their names were blotted out of the land. We once read, in an old number of Blackwood's Magnzinc, some discussion about the impolitic course pursued by England towards her colonies. The re- marks about the manner in which she lost her /Ame...ri- can colonies w-ere peculiarly judicious. The writer says the Government should have formed an aristo- cracy in America, by giving titles, and thus gathering the great landed proprietors about the throne by new ties. These extensive landholders, previous to the Revolution, were as able to keep up the dignity of a title as were the English nobility of that day ; and the effect which would have been produced, in the strength- ening of their loyalty, is obvious. Had the head of I\ THE OLDEN TIME.
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