A Cycle of Adams Letters 1861 1865 volume 01
A Cycle of Adams Letters 1861 1865 volume 01
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To me at this distance it looks very much as if the slave tenure must be irreparably damaged by the social convulsion through which the country is passing, but I confess myself puzzled to see what is likely to take its place. I learn that some letters reach here from Caro- Kna planters declaring that they are utterly ruined. The end to them may then be emigration. And what then? Is it a community of negroes requiring to be taught the very rudiments of social and pohtical economy? . . .
The Tren...t affair has proved thus far somewhat in the nature of a sharp thunderstorm which has burst without doing any harm, and the consequence has been a decided improvement of the state of the atmosphere. Our English friends are pleased with themselves and pleased with us for having given them the opportunity to be so. The natural effect is to reduce the apparent dimensions of all other causes of offense. The Man- chester people are patient and uncomplaining. The distress is not yet of such a kind as to give rise to much 1862] A CYCLE OF ADAMS LETTERS 115 uneasiness, and the blockade shuts up the expectation of cotton enough to stimulate the prospect of produc- tion in other quarters, so that England shall not be again subject to a similar catastrophe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To me at this distance it looks very much as if the slave tenure must be irreparably damaged by the social convulsion through which the country is passing, but I confess myself puzzled to see what is likely to take its place. I learn that some letters reach here from Caro- Kna planters declaring that they are utterly ruined. The end to them may then be emigration. And what then? Is it a community of negroes requiring to be taught the very rudiments of social and pohtical economy? . . .
The Tren...t affair has proved thus far somewhat in the nature of a sharp thunderstorm which has burst without doing any harm, and the consequence has been a decided improvement of the state of the atmosphere. Our English friends are pleased with themselves and pleased with us for having given them the opportunity to be so. The natural effect is to reduce the apparent dimensions of all other causes of offense. The Man- chester people are patient and uncomplaining. The distress is not yet of such a kind as to give rise to much 1862] A CYCLE OF ADAMS LETTERS 115 uneasiness, and the blockade shuts up the expectation of cotton enough to stimulate the prospect of produc- tion in other quarters, so that England shall not be again subject to a similar catastrophe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Chauncey Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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