THE ARGUMENT.
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—General Prospect—View of the Inland
Country—Of the beauty of Vegetation at the time of Harvest—
Of the happy state of the Inhabitants—Men esteemed in
New-England according to their personal qualities—State of
New-England—Connecticut—State of Society in Europe contrasted
to that of New-England—People of New-England exhorted
not to copy the Government, Manners, &c. of other
nations—Remembrance of the late Councils and Armies of the
United States—Prospect of the Country between Greenfield
Hill and the Sound—Description of the Sound—Retrospect of the
troubles occasioned by the British Marauding Parties—Wish for
perpetual Peace—Beauty of the Scenes of Nature—Happiness
of a Clergyman in the Country—Address to the Clergy.
