John Howard
John Howard
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The last person who was confined merely for his religion was released almost eight years ago. My friend may think I have taken a final leave of a perfidious, jealous, and ungenerous nation. 1 ee I am bound this week for Genoa, and then to Leghorn where a lazaretto has been built within these few years. I know, Sir, you will not treat 1 Howard had the traditional eighteenth-century English- man's dislike of the French, as the following note of his witnesses, "However I may esteem some few of the... French, yet their government I dislike their national character I detest" (Brown's Life, p. 421).
140 JOHN HOWARD any new attempt as wild and chimerical, yet I must say it requires a steadiness of resolution not to be shaken, to pursue it.
" My best compliments to Mrs. Smith, and our Bedford friends ; and please to inform John Prole that I am well.
" I w T rite this with my windows open in full view of an orange grove, though the mountains at a great distance I see covered with snow. With my best wishes, I remain, your affectionate friend, " JOHN HOWARD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last person who was confined merely for his religion was released almost eight years ago. My friend may think I have taken a final leave of a perfidious, jealous, and ungenerous nation. 1 ee I am bound this week for Genoa, and then to Leghorn where a lazaretto has been built within these few years. I know, Sir, you will not treat 1 Howard had the traditional eighteenth-century English- man's dislike of the French, as the following note of his witnesses, "However I may esteem some few of the... French, yet their government I dislike their national character I detest" (Brown's Life, p. 421).
140 JOHN HOWARD any new attempt as wild and chimerical, yet I must say it requires a steadiness of resolution not to be shaken, to pursue it.
" My best compliments to Mrs. Smith, and our Bedford friends ; and please to inform John Prole that I am well.
" I w T rite this with my windows open in full view of an orange grove, though the mountains at a great distance I see covered with snow. With my best wishes, I remain, your affectionate friend, " JOHN HOWARD.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Charles Sumner Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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