The Sons of the Sires a History of the Rise Progress And Destiny of the Ameri
The Sons of the Sires a History of the Rise Progress And Destiny of the Ameri
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Were it simply the offspring of feeling it might be an easy prey, or a sentiment of such force as to drive men for a season from the old landmarks, it might be displaced or crushed, but it is the offspring of reason and as deathless as thought. Whatever amount of feeling it may evoke, it is a structure of principles noui- ished and sustained by the intelligence of the people. At one time it was thought it could be frightened, then ridiculed out of existence, but when it withstood these assaults..., misrepresenta- tion and gross abuse were considered effective weapons. A certain Philadelphia paper was conspicuous in this dishonorable mode of war- fare, and its lugubrations were huckstered and 14* 162 PEOBABLE INFLUENCE ON hawked over the whole country. Forgetting what was due to others and the proprieties that attach to public journalists, it dealt in the most atrocious misrepresentations. Week after week that paper was teeming with professed reports of transactions in councils of the new order, obtained by disreputable means, naming indi- viduals and ascribing to them sentiments which they would abhor, and representing the society as on the point of dissolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were it simply the offspring of feeling it might be an easy prey, or a sentiment of such force as to drive men for a season from the old landmarks, it might be displaced or crushed, but it is the offspring of reason and as deathless as thought. Whatever amount of feeling it may evoke, it is a structure of principles noui- ished and sustained by the intelligence of the people. At one time it was thought it could be frightened, then ridiculed out of existence, but when it withstood these assaults..., misrepresenta- tion and gross abuse were considered effective weapons. A certain Philadelphia paper was conspicuous in this dishonorable mode of war- fare, and its lugubrations were huckstered and 14* 162 PEOBABLE INFLUENCE ON hawked over the whole country. Forgetting what was due to others and the proprieties that attach to public journalists, it dealt in the most atrocious misrepresentations. Week after week that paper was teeming with professed reports of transactions in councils of the new order, obtained by disreputable means, naming indi- viduals and ascribing to them sentiments which they would abhor, and representing the society as on the point of dissolution.
What to read after The Sons of the Sires a History of the Rise Progress And Destiny of the Ameri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F R Frederick Reinhart Anspach to read onlineMoreLess
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