The Western World the United States volume 01
The Western World the United States volume 01
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The repeal of this act occasioned much joy in Ame rica ; but the declaratory act mingled that joy with a spirit of bitterness, and made the concession be regarded as an act of justice wrung from the grasp of an op pressor, rather than a favour kindly bestowed by the hand of a friend.
The courts of law resumed their functions ; the pro vincial assemblies were convoked ; mutual congratulations passed between them and their governors ; and harmony seemed restored. But amidst the acclamations of jo...y, the sullen note of jealousy and distrust was heard. Some of the provincial newspapers cautioned the people not to relax their vigilance, and reminded them that although the stamp act was repealed, yet the principle was as serted ; that they owed the repeal more to their own unanimity and firmness than to the generosity of par liament, and that they ought not to be unprepared for attempts similar to that which they had then defeated.
The British ministry instructed the governors of the several provinces, in their addresses to the assemblies, to enlarge on the condescension, lenity, and tenderness of the king and parliament, in listening to the petitions of the colonists, after so much provocation ; and to tell them that suitable returns of gratitude, affection, and submission were expected from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The repeal of this act occasioned much joy in Ame rica ; but the declaratory act mingled that joy with a spirit of bitterness, and made the concession be regarded as an act of justice wrung from the grasp of an op pressor, rather than a favour kindly bestowed by the hand of a friend.
The courts of law resumed their functions ; the pro vincial assemblies were convoked ; mutual congratulations passed between them and their governors ; and harmony seemed restored. But amidst the acclamations of jo...y, the sullen note of jealousy and distrust was heard. Some of the provincial newspapers cautioned the people not to relax their vigilance, and reminded them that although the stamp act was repealed, yet the principle was as serted ; that they owed the repeal more to their own unanimity and firmness than to the generosity of par liament, and that they ought not to be unprepared for attempts similar to that which they had then defeated.
The British ministry instructed the governors of the several provinces, in their addresses to the assemblies, to enlarge on the condescension, lenity, and tenderness of the king and parliament, in listening to the petitions of the colonists, after so much provocation ; and to tell them that suitable returns of gratitude, affection, and submission were expected from them.
What to read after The Western World the United States volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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