Views of society and manners in America

American appearance army authority beautiful British called cause character citizens congress consider constitution course effect enemy engaged England English equally established Europe European existence fall farmer federal feelings fellow find first force foreign forest hand head heart honour human important independence Indian institutions interest knowledge land lately laws learned leave less LETTER liberty lives look manner marked ment mind moral native nature never New-York observed once party passed patriot peace perhaps political population possessed present received remark republic respect river savage seems seen senate ship shores side society soil sometimes soon spirit stand strength thing thought tion traveller trees truly turned Union United vast vessel virtue waters whole wise women young youth