My fellow citizens, shall any considerable portion of the people of Connecticut subject themselves to the reproach which rested on an ancient people?
David Daggett: “My fellow citizens, shall any considerable portion of the people of Connecticut subject themselves to the reproach which…”
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Daggett challenges the citizens of Connecticut to avoid the mistakes of past civilizations.
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But mark the issue --Not twelve years have elapsed before she has returned to an inglorious despotism--She has exchanged her Capets for a foreign usurper, with an incalculable loss, and here her history ends.
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