sense of wrong

But as Eliza Pinckney's descendant wrote a little more than a century later, "There are, however, principles and rights and sense of wrongs which stir men's hearts and break old bonds, even when the pocket is untouched and the attachment strong."

The union from which the former derived existence was had when the parents were laboring under pecuniary anxieties and trials, that kept them in constant irritation and impatience, and suffering under a sense of wrongs received; - that from which the other sprang, occurred under circumstances directly the reverse.