Meet us on:
Welcome to Read Print! Sign in with
or
to get started!
 
Entire Site
    Try our fun game

    Dueling book covers…may the best design win!

    Random Quote
    "The fact that a great many people believe something is no guarantee of its truth."
     

    Subscribe to Our Newsletter

    Follow us on Twitter

    Never miss a good book again! Follow Read Print on Twitter

    Preface - Page 2

    • Rate it:
    Launch Reading Mode
    Page 2 of 2
    Previous Page
    "feux d'artifice," as well as all other
    artifices.

    A word on the facts of our legend. The attentive observer of men and
    things has many occasions to note the manner in which ordinary
    lookers on deceive themselves, as well as others. The species of
    treason portrayed in these pages is no uncommon occurrence; and it
    will often be found that the traitor is the loudest in his
    protestations of patriotism. It is a pretty safe rule to suspect the
    man of hypocrisy who makes a parade of his religion, and the
    partisan of corruption and selfishness, who is clamorous about the
    rights of the people. Captain Spike was altogether above the first
    vice; though fairly on level, as respects the second, with divers
    patriots who live by their deity.
    Page 2 of 2
    Previous Page
    If you're writing a James Fenimore Cooper essay and need some advice, post your James Fenimore Cooper essay question on our Facebook page where fellow bookworms are always glad to help!

    Top 5 Authors

    Top 5 Books

    Book Status
    Finished
    Want to read
    Abandoned

    Are you sure you want to leave this group?