A Sermon Preached At Littleton, Massachusetts, On the 30th of November, 1809; Being the Day of Annual Thanksgiving
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Oar friendship, (if we have any) is more like a winter's frost which strips the earth of her beauties, and binds it in fetters of ice, than like that vernal influence which causes all nature to bud and blossom and yield all her rich fruits in plenty. Such a situation renders our joy 10 m a measure heartless ; and when called to rejoice- in any thing present, it is with trembling for the future.
But the question is, whence are all these things ?
How has it come to pass, that a people, once so we...ll united in sentiment and affection ; and in their rev- olutionary struggle were successful in defending themselves against the sword of oppression and- tyranny ; who by their union and exertion obtained their liberties; organized themselves a body politic, and took a rank among the nations of the earth, should become so divided among themselves, that many of them are found contending and fighting with the American government, the work of their own hands ? The history of this political phenome- non, if known to some, is no doubt hid from many.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oar friendship, (if we have any) is more like a winter's frost which strips the earth of her beauties, and binds it in fetters of ice, than like that vernal influence which causes all nature to bud and blossom and yield all her rich fruits in plenty. Such a situation renders our joy 10 m a measure heartless ; and when called to rejoice- in any thing present, it is with trembling for the future.
But the question is, whence are all these things ?
How has it come to pass, that a people, once so we...ll united in sentiment and affection ; and in their rev- olutionary struggle were successful in defending themselves against the sword of oppression and- tyranny ; who by their union and exertion obtained their liberties; organized themselves a body politic, and took a rank among the nations of the earth, should become so divided among themselves, that many of them are found contending and fighting with the American government, the work of their own hands ? The history of this political phenome- non, if known to some, is no doubt hid from many.
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