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the national character at home, and makes us ridiculous abroad

 Another motive in giving to the public por- tions of this work, is, to show that most oi the English tourists repay kindness with sar- casms on our country and it's government. The English are prejudiced people, with institutions totally different from ours, and there is consequently striking dissimharity in the manners and customs of each country. We have our faults, and 1t is the part of man. Illness to admit them, since perfection belongs to TO country on the earth.

 Most of the English come to America pre- determined 10 find fault with almost every thing. They ridicule our manners and pc cuiarities-ridicule society; but all this IS harmless. As a people, we are the most in- telligent and enterprising ofany ill the world; and this we think an unprejudiced foreigner must admit without hesitation.