Quote by Rebecca Harding Davis

It was part of your religion to hate the British.

It was part of your religion to hate the British.

Summary

This quote suggests that within a specific religious context, there was a deeply ingrained disdain towards the British. It implies that animosity towards the British was not merely a personal sentiment, but rather an integral part of one's religious beliefs. This highlights how religious and political ideologies can intersect, shaping people's feelings and attitudes towards certain groups or nations. The quote implies that hating the British was not just an individual choice, but a religious duty or obligation for those subscribing to this particular religious belief system.

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By Rebecca Harding Davis

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