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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER XIII
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To mention the name of such a man in connection with commerce or with any mechanical art was an insult.

Agriculture was indeed less despised.

Yet a highborn warrior was much more becomingly employed in plundering the land of others than in tilling his own.

The religion of the greater part of the Highlands was a rude mixture of Popery and Paganism.

The symbol of redemption was associated with heathen sacrifices and incantations.


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