A History of the Kansas Crusade Its Friends And Its Foes
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Your soci- ety is now the greatest obstacle to its manifestation. . . . But how is this? you inquire; have not we ourselves called out res- olutions on this subject in the Legislatures of Vermont, Massa- chusetts, and Connecticut? You are in danger, I reply, of taking more to yourselves in this matter than you ought. You know very well that these Legislatures do not regard you or your measures, as a society, with favor. They deprecate your course, they disclaim all fellowship with you in the ve...ry act of voting. When you understand this, you may readily guess that it is not your society which, all at once, has made them friends of liberty. They speak not with your voice, but with the ancient spirit of New England; they move not in your line, but in their own, with a hearty repugnance to your alliance. . . .
"And now I think I am right in saying that the ministry of New England, together with the better class of public men gen- erally, are ready to take their stand practically and soberly for 86 THE KANSAS CRUSADE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your soci- ety is now the greatest obstacle to its manifestation. . . . But how is this? you inquire; have not we ourselves called out res- olutions on this subject in the Legislatures of Vermont, Massa- chusetts, and Connecticut? You are in danger, I reply, of taking more to yourselves in this matter than you ought. You know very well that these Legislatures do not regard you or your measures, as a society, with favor. They deprecate your course, they disclaim all fellowship with you in the ve...ry act of voting. When you understand this, you may readily guess that it is not your society which, all at once, has made them friends of liberty. They speak not with your voice, but with the ancient spirit of New England; they move not in your line, but in their own, with a hearty repugnance to your alliance. . . .
"And now I think I am right in saying that the ministry of New England, together with the better class of public men gen- erally, are ready to take their stand practically and soberly for 86 THE KANSAS CRUSADE.
What to read after A History of the Kansas Crusade Its Friends And Its Foes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eli Thayer to read onlineMoreLess
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