"Liberty of conscience," wrote a German newcomer in 1739, was the "chief virtue" of British North America, "and on this score I do not repent my immigration." Explain what he meant by that remark. What did immigrants find attractive about the British colonies? What liberties and freedoms were available to the newcomers? You might remark on the German immigrant's "Voices of Freedom" piece too, as it echoes this sentiment.

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The Answer of "Liberty of conscience," wrote a German newcomer in 1739, was the "chief virtue" of British North America, "and on this score I do not repent my immigration." Explain what he meant by that remark. What did immigrants find attractive about the British colonies? What liberties and freedoms were available to the newcomers? You might remark on the German immigrant's "Voices of Freedom" piece too, as it echoes this sentiment.

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