The History of Massachusetts volume 2
The History of Massachusetts volume 2
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191 ; 1768, says, " at least 4000 men, many Bancroft, vi. 157. Having come out of the country for 3 Mems. Of the Commissioners, that purpose. " vol. Ii. 23 354 A TOWN MEETING CALLED.
chap, great that Faneuil Hall would not hold all, they adjourned ^J^_ to the meeting house of the Old South Church, of which Dr. 1768. Sewall was the pastor. James Otis was chosen moderator ; and upon his appearance he was " ushered into the hall by an almost universal clap of hands. " An address to the governor wa...s unanimously voted ; and a committee of twenty-one, of which Tyler was at the head, was appointed to present it. Jun. 15. The meeting was then adjourned to the following day, at four o'clock in the afternoon ; and, on reassembling, Otis delivered a speech, recommending in the strongest terms the preserva- tion of order, and expressing the hope that the grievances they had suffered would be speedily redressed. " If not, " he added, " and we are called on to defend our liberties and privileges, I hope and believe we shall, one and all, resist even unto blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
191 ; 1768, says, " at least 4000 men, many Bancroft, vi. 157. Having come out of the country for 3 Mems. Of the Commissioners, that purpose. " vol. Ii. 23 354 A TOWN MEETING CALLED.
chap, great that Faneuil Hall would not hold all, they adjourned ^J^_ to the meeting house of the Old South Church, of which Dr. 1768. Sewall was the pastor. James Otis was chosen moderator ; and upon his appearance he was " ushered into the hall by an almost universal clap of hands. " An address to the governor wa...s unanimously voted ; and a committee of twenty-one, of which Tyler was at the head, was appointed to present it. Jun. 15. The meeting was then adjourned to the following day, at four o'clock in the afternoon ; and, on reassembling, Otis delivered a speech, recommending in the strongest terms the preserva- tion of order, and expressing the hope that the grievances they had suffered would be speedily redressed. " If not, " he added, " and we are called on to defend our liberties and privileges, I hope and believe we shall, one and all, resist even unto blood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Stetson Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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