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I, p. 268.
Digitized by CjOOQIC THE RISE OP THE WfflG PAETY 116 of these statementB : it will be enough to recognize Seward's views. Doubtless he was very ready to be impressed jnst as he was, and probably equally ready with his reason. ^^Such has been the effect of slavery. And yet the people are unconscious, not merely of the cause of the evil, but in a great degree ignorant that other i>ortions of the country ®DJoy greater prosperity." Still we must not imagine the Sewards driving through Vi...rginia with an eye single to the evils of a slave state. They did see things that shocked them, but beside the beauty and wonder of the natural scenery, they found much that was admi- rable. The country taverns, for instance, even the accommodation in private houses, Mrs. Seward thought far superior to those of New York, and she noted with approval that few of them kept spirituous liquor. Mr. Seward, at the University of Virginia, in spite of his loyal recollection of Dr. Nott and Union College, considered the plan of education superior to that of any other college in the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, p. 268.
Digitized by CjOOQIC THE RISE OP THE WfflG PAETY 116 of these statementB : it will be enough to recognize Seward's views. Doubtless he was very ready to be impressed jnst as he was, and probably equally ready with his reason. ^^Such has been the effect of slavery. And yet the people are unconscious, not merely of the cause of the evil, but in a great degree ignorant that other i>ortions of the country ®DJoy greater prosperity." Still we must not imagine the Sewards driving through Vi...rginia with an eye single to the evils of a slave state. They did see things that shocked them, but beside the beauty and wonder of the natural scenery, they found much that was admi- rable. The country taverns, for instance, even the accommodation in private houses, Mrs. Seward thought far superior to those of New York, and she noted with approval that few of them kept spirituous liquor. Mr. Seward, at the University of Virginia, in spite of his loyal recollection of Dr. Nott and Union College, considered the plan of education superior to that of any other college in the country.
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