The Life And Public Services of Henry Wilson, Late Vice-President of the United States
The Life And Public Services of Henry Wilson, Late Vice-President of the United States
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I under- stood the senator to mean that South Carolina had con- tributed hogsheads of the blood of her sons, where Massa- chusetts had only contributed gallons, to the Revolution.
Sir, South Carolina furnished five thousand five hundred soldiers ; Massachusetts, sixty-nine thousand ; and they drove the enemy, and followed the enemy, and met the enemy on the battle-fields of the Revolution, from the northern to the southern boundaries of the republic, from the St. Lawrence to the St. Mary's. The...re were but few battles fought on the soil of Massachusetts, for the reason that the enemy thought it was safer to leave Massa- chusetts, and go to South Carolina. The British army thought it was not safe to be very near the battle-fields of Concord, of Lexington, and of Bunker Hill ; and it left Massachusetts, and took good care to keep out of a Com- mouwealth where friends always find a welcome, and foes are apt to find a grave.
" During the Revolution, a portion of the people of South Carolina — the Gadsdens, the Rutledges, the Lau- renses, the Sumters, the Marions — made as great sacri- fices for the cause of independence as any patriots in any portion of the land ; but the fact cannot be denied, — and all these patriots, including even Marion, convict Soutli Carolina of the fact, — that she had a large lot of Tories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I under- stood the senator to mean that South Carolina had con- tributed hogsheads of the blood of her sons, where Massa- chusetts had only contributed gallons, to the Revolution.
Sir, South Carolina furnished five thousand five hundred soldiers ; Massachusetts, sixty-nine thousand ; and they drove the enemy, and followed the enemy, and met the enemy on the battle-fields of the Revolution, from the northern to the southern boundaries of the republic, from the St. Lawrence to the St. Mary's. The...re were but few battles fought on the soil of Massachusetts, for the reason that the enemy thought it was safer to leave Massa- chusetts, and go to South Carolina. The British army thought it was not safe to be very near the battle-fields of Concord, of Lexington, and of Bunker Hill ; and it left Massachusetts, and took good care to keep out of a Com- mouwealth where friends always find a welcome, and foes are apt to find a grave.
" During the Revolution, a portion of the people of South Carolina — the Gadsdens, the Rutledges, the Lau- renses, the Sumters, the Marions — made as great sacri- fices for the cause of independence as any patriots in any portion of the land ; but the fact cannot be denied, — and all these patriots, including even Marion, convict Soutli Carolina of the fact, — that she had a large lot of Tories.
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