A Discourse Delivered At Montpelier October 17 1834 Before the Vermont Colon
A Discourse Delivered At Montpelier October 17 1834 Before the Vermont Colon
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Gird yourself up this night to the high purpose of making some sacrifice, to lay the foundation of a great christian nation on the coast of Afri- ca. I ask this sacrifice for a noble object. I ask it of you in the name of my country, stained as she is with guilt. I ask it in the name of Africa, deeply injured and suffer-* ing Africa. I ask it in the name of Him, who was rich and became poor for our sakes.
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Note A.
As the public mind is already siifliciently excited on the subject... of slavery, I liave endeavored, throughout the foregoing discourse, to present tiic subject, in a calm and dispassionate way, for considerate action. So far as I am informed, there has never been a period when men were so ready to speak, to writ(>, and to act on the general sub- jects connected with the condition of the colored population of our country. Look at the newspaper discussions, the anniversary speech- es, and the reports of various associations; tiie able investigations pre- sented in the most respectable periodicals ; and at the arguments and facts spread before the reading and thinking public, in the African Repository and the Antislavcry Reporter^ and you will be convinced that public feeling is strongly excited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gird yourself up this night to the high purpose of making some sacrifice, to lay the foundation of a great christian nation on the coast of Afri- ca. I ask this sacrifice for a noble object. I ask it of you in the name of my country, stained as she is with guilt. I ask it in the name of Africa, deeply injured and suffer-* ing Africa. I ask it in the name of Him, who was rich and became poor for our sakes.
24 TV O T E S .
Note A.
As the public mind is already siifliciently excited on the subject... of slavery, I liave endeavored, throughout the foregoing discourse, to present tiic subject, in a calm and dispassionate way, for considerate action. So far as I am informed, there has never been a period when men were so ready to speak, to writ(>, and to act on the general sub- jects connected with the condition of the colored population of our country. Look at the newspaper discussions, the anniversary speech- es, and the reports of various associations; tiie able investigations pre- sented in the most respectable periodicals ; and at the arguments and facts spread before the reading and thinking public, in the African Repository and the Antislavcry Reporter^ and you will be convinced that public feeling is strongly excited.
What to read after A Discourse Delivered At Montpelier October 17 1834 Before the Vermont Colon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Chauncey Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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