The Revolutionary Adventures of Ebenezer Fox
The Revolutionary Adventures of Ebenezer Fox
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Th«|^ who were brought into port, were suffered to go at large ; for, in the impoverished condition of the coun- try, no state or town was willing to subject it- self to the expense of maintaining prisoners in Digitized by VjOOQIC OF EBENEZER FOX. 131 a state of confinement : tliey were permitted to provide for themselves, in this way, the number of British seamen was too small for a regular and equal exchange. Thus the Brit- ish seamen, after their capture, enjoyed the blessings of liberty, th...e light of the sun^ aod the purity of the atmosphere, while the poor American sailors were compelled to drag out a miserable existence amid want and distress, inmine and pestilence. As every principle of justice and humanity was disregarded by the British in the treatment of their prisoners, so likewise every moral and legal right was vio- lated in compelling them to enter into their service.
We had obtained some information in rela- tion to an expected draught that would soon be made upon the prisoners to fill up a com- plement of men that were wanted for the ser- vice of his majesty's fleet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Th«|^ who were brought into port, were suffered to go at large ; for, in the impoverished condition of the coun- try, no state or town was willing to subject it- self to the expense of maintaining prisoners in Digitized by VjOOQIC OF EBENEZER FOX. 131 a state of confinement : tliey were permitted to provide for themselves, in this way, the number of British seamen was too small for a regular and equal exchange. Thus the Brit- ish seamen, after their capture, enjoyed the blessings of liberty, th...e light of the sun^ aod the purity of the atmosphere, while the poor American sailors were compelled to drag out a miserable existence amid want and distress, inmine and pestilence. As every principle of justice and humanity was disregarded by the British in the treatment of their prisoners, so likewise every moral and legal right was vio- lated in compelling them to enter into their service.
We had obtained some information in rela- tion to an expected draught that would soon be made upon the prisoners to fill up a com- plement of men that were wanted for the ser- vice of his majesty's fleet.
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