A Defence of the Negro Race in America From the Assaults And Charges of Rev J
A Defence of the Negro Race in America From the Assaults And Charges of Rev J
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Like a cloud that travel* on Steam'd up from Cairo's swamps of pestilence. Even so, my countrymen ! have we gone forth And borne to injur'd tribes slavery and pangs ; And, deadlier far, our vices, whose deep taint With slow perdition murders the whole man, His body and his soul. " Coleridge.
Alas, nothing of the kind is visible in all this pamphlet ! It is an indictment, from beginning to end, of a victim- ized and wronged people ! Bishops, presbyters, and lay- men all unite in a dark picturing... of an entire race, almost oblivious of any wrong-doing on their part ! Some of these men are painstaking in the endeavor to show that the difti- culty lies in the inherent nature of the negro ! Poor miserable obtuse creature, he has been to school two hun- dred years ! He has had Bishop Howe's "schoolmaster, " and all his teachings; but he still remains an ignorant, stupid, semi -barbarous animal ! It is the Negro ! the Negro !
And Dr. Tucker, instead of a wail of lamentation at the neglect and outrage which has brought this race to degra- dation, not only ignores all the conspicuous facts of Negro progress since emancipation, but actually enters a gross and exaggerated charge of deterioration against the entire race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like a cloud that travel* on Steam'd up from Cairo's swamps of pestilence. Even so, my countrymen ! have we gone forth And borne to injur'd tribes slavery and pangs ; And, deadlier far, our vices, whose deep taint With slow perdition murders the whole man, His body and his soul. " Coleridge.
Alas, nothing of the kind is visible in all this pamphlet ! It is an indictment, from beginning to end, of a victim- ized and wronged people ! Bishops, presbyters, and lay- men all unite in a dark picturing... of an entire race, almost oblivious of any wrong-doing on their part ! Some of these men are painstaking in the endeavor to show that the difti- culty lies in the inherent nature of the negro ! Poor miserable obtuse creature, he has been to school two hun- dred years ! He has had Bishop Howe's "schoolmaster, " and all his teachings; but he still remains an ignorant, stupid, semi -barbarous animal ! It is the Negro ! the Negro !
And Dr. Tucker, instead of a wail of lamentation at the neglect and outrage which has brought this race to degra- dation, not only ignores all the conspicuous facts of Negro progress since emancipation, but actually enters a gross and exaggerated charge of deterioration against the entire race.
What to read after A Defence of the Negro Race in America From the Assaults And Charges of Rev J?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Crummell to read onlineMoreLess
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