The Ladies' Magazine, and Literary Gazette, for 1833, Vol. 6 (Classic Reprint)
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Then came the revolution, involving a new state of feelings and hopes, and pretensions and duties, till we became a new nation, made a new government, and gave to our religion 3 new feature in its freedom of thought and expression. And thus we have gone on doing something new, thereby causing great astonishment, inconvenience and indignation among the settled powers of the Old world, or all that portion of persons who, having cultivated only one set of ideas and feelings, while looking at the picture Of social order, cannot endure that any new light should be let in, lest their own position should be found not in keeping with the taste of the times. But till they can annihilate the new world, they can never stop the progress of new Opinions.
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