Boston Unitarianism, 1820-1850: Study of the Life And Work of Nathaniel ...
Boston Unitarianism, 1820-1850: Study of the Life And Work of Nathaniel ...
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After this his interest for homely things can be taken for granted. He was fond of agriculture ; he watched the weather ; he rejoiced in the early spring birds, hailing the warmer season with their musical notes.
The robins have eaten up all our cherries. It is dis- couraging, but we seem to have no remedy short of shooting them, and that we cannot do. The birds give us great pleas- ure, and we must make up our minds that we cannot have song and cherries too, and there is an end.
He was attract...ed to the horses that had done him service, and parted from them with pain. To have them killed when useless gave him a pang.
He was not an anti-slavery man ; far from it. He would not have been had he lived later, when the THE UNITARIAN LA YMAN, 1 2 1 agitation had fairly begun. But he belonged to the party of progress. He was at bottom a Republican, and though he did not believe in the blacks, he believed in an equality of the whites, and desired for all freemen a fair chance. On travelling through Connecticut, he remarks : It is, I think, a most valuable and highly cultivated tract of country, and exhibits an equality of condition as respects its inhabitants, which cannot fail to please a man of republican notions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this his interest for homely things can be taken for granted. He was fond of agriculture ; he watched the weather ; he rejoiced in the early spring birds, hailing the warmer season with their musical notes.
The robins have eaten up all our cherries. It is dis- couraging, but we seem to have no remedy short of shooting them, and that we cannot do. The birds give us great pleas- ure, and we must make up our minds that we cannot have song and cherries too, and there is an end.
He was attract...ed to the horses that had done him service, and parted from them with pain. To have them killed when useless gave him a pang.
He was not an anti-slavery man ; far from it. He would not have been had he lived later, when the THE UNITARIAN LA YMAN, 1 2 1 agitation had fairly begun. But he belonged to the party of progress. He was at bottom a Republican, and though he did not believe in the blacks, he believed in an equality of the whites, and desired for all freemen a fair chance. On travelling through Connecticut, he remarks : It is, I think, a most valuable and highly cultivated tract of country, and exhibits an equality of condition as respects its inhabitants, which cannot fail to please a man of republican notions.
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