The Abolition of Slavery
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Or does any statesman or jurist question our right so to do ? And why, then, should we hesitate to pursue a similar course in respect to the so-called Southern Confede- racy ?
14 EMANCIPATION UNDER THE WAR POWER.
"Spain, as a well-established nation, and recognized as such by all the powers of the world, would have the right, according to the laws of nations, to adopt such a course of proceeding ; but she would do it at her peril, and well weigh- ing the consequences. But the rebel government o...f the slave States possesses no such right. The act would be no more or less than piracy ; and we should not only hang at the yard-arm all persons caught in the practice, but we should be compelled, in self-defence, to carry the war into Africa, and deal with the slaves of the Confederacy precisely as we should, under similar circumstances, deal with those of Cuba.
" ' The richly laden ships of the North, ' says the Mobile Advertiser, 'swarm on every sea, and are absolutely unpro- tected. The harvest is ripe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or does any statesman or jurist question our right so to do ? And why, then, should we hesitate to pursue a similar course in respect to the so-called Southern Confede- racy ?
14 EMANCIPATION UNDER THE WAR POWER.
"Spain, as a well-established nation, and recognized as such by all the powers of the world, would have the right, according to the laws of nations, to adopt such a course of proceeding ; but she would do it at her peril, and well weigh- ing the consequences. But the rebel government o...f the slave States possesses no such right. The act would be no more or less than piracy ; and we should not only hang at the yard-arm all persons caught in the practice, but we should be compelled, in self-defence, to carry the war into Africa, and deal with the slaves of the Confederacy precisely as we should, under similar circumstances, deal with those of Cuba.
" ' The richly laden ships of the North, ' says the Mobile Advertiser, 'swarm on every sea, and are absolutely unpro- tected. The harvest is ripe.
What to read after The Abolition of Slavery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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