A Kentucky Protest Against Slavery
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I hope the latter will be our choice ; that we shall wash our hands of this guilt ; and not leave it in the power of a future legislature, ever more to stain our reputation or our conscience with it.
THE END.
IMPORTANT DOSOMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE REBELLION, NOT UfOLtJDED IN THE EEGULAR ISSUE OF THE EEBELLION RECORD, Now publishing iu Parts at FIFTY CENTS. Each Part illustrated with two Portraits. Six Parts wiU make a volume, uniform with the RECORD.
TO THE REBELLION RECORD: BEING A Supplement...ary Yolume.
EDITED BY EKA. NK: MOORE.
PART I.
Illustrated with Portraits of JOSEPH HOLT and CHARLES SUMNEE, CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS: Speech of John Bright, M. P. , at Rochdale, England, Dec. 4, 1861. — The United States and England, their International Spirit. By J. P. Thompson, D. D. — The Confederate Sequestration Act. — Forts Taylor and Jefferson, how they were saved. By Dklavan Bloodgood, U. S. N. —Speeches of Joseph Holt and William Curtis Noyes, at New- York, September 10, 1861.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope the latter will be our choice ; that we shall wash our hands of this guilt ; and not leave it in the power of a future legislature, ever more to stain our reputation or our conscience with it.
THE END.
IMPORTANT DOSOMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE REBELLION, NOT UfOLtJDED IN THE EEGULAR ISSUE OF THE EEBELLION RECORD, Now publishing iu Parts at FIFTY CENTS. Each Part illustrated with two Portraits. Six Parts wiU make a volume, uniform with the RECORD.
TO THE REBELLION RECORD: BEING A Supplement...ary Yolume.
EDITED BY EKA. NK: MOORE.
PART I.
Illustrated with Portraits of JOSEPH HOLT and CHARLES SUMNEE, CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS: Speech of John Bright, M. P. , at Rochdale, England, Dec. 4, 1861. — The United States and England, their International Spirit. By J. P. Thompson, D. D. — The Confederate Sequestration Act. — Forts Taylor and Jefferson, how they were saved. By Dklavan Bloodgood, U. S. N. —Speeches of Joseph Holt and William Curtis Noyes, at New- York, September 10, 1861.
What to read after A Kentucky Protest Against Slavery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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