Romances of Early America
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" But there came a change after he had been in Boston for a few weeks. He saw that the despised colonials were staunch, honest people, many of them possessed of refinement and worldly substance, and all of them imbued with that love of freedom which any Englishman should have been proud to foster. He saw, too, that their grievances were real, not imaginary. It began to dawn on him for he was without the average insular blindness that he was soon to fight against a much-wronged foe. But, alas, w...as he not a soldier of the King, and did not honor re- quire him to stick to his colors ? He was a brave man, and true, but as winter passed into the spring of 1775 he grew more and more unhappy.
Yet a man may fight for a wrong cause and feel no un- easiness, as long as he is acting under orders. Why should Samuel Lee take the misfortunes of the American patriots so much to heart ? Was it merely that he had thought the matter out, and had been brought to his present frame of mind through the light of cold reason- ing ?
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" But there came a change after he had been in Boston for a few weeks. He saw that the despised colonials were staunch, honest people, many of them possessed of refinement and worldly substance, and all of them imbued with that love of freedom which any Englishman should have been proud to foster. He saw, too, that their grievances were real, not imaginary. It began to dawn on him for he was without the average insular blindness that he was soon to fight against a much-wronged foe. But, alas, w...as he not a soldier of the King, and did not honor re- quire him to stick to his colors ? He was a brave man, and true, but as winter passed into the spring of 1775 he grew more and more unhappy.
Yet a man may fight for a wrong cause and feel no un- easiness, as long as he is acting under orders. Why should Samuel Lee take the misfortunes of the American patriots so much to heart ? Was it merely that he had thought the matter out, and had been brought to his present frame of mind through the light of cold reason- ing ?
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