A Letter to Thomas Clarkson
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'iflin in seri!t/i<(ie, and with wiiose la- bors tiie country is unable to dispense. " — African Re- pository, voL 3, p. 67, "Hatred to ihe whites, with the exception in somo- cases of an attachment to the person and family of the master, is nearly universal among the black popu- lalion. "We have then a foe, cherished ! in our very bosoms; a fee willing to draw our life blood whenev- er the opporttmity is oft'erffd, and in the moan time in tPiit upon doing us all the mischief in his j)ower. " — Souihern Religious Ttlegraph. And what wonder, while this foe is cherished, in the- the manner in which the poor negro is cherished ! Tlie people of the United States are not so remarkable for loving to be trampled upon, and for kissing the foot v. Hich spurns them, that they have any reason for sin-prise wiien they find that other men as good as any, and with as full and as nnlbrfeitcd a title to social lib- erty nsthe best, love to be ti'ampled upon and outraged as little as they do. The way to remedy sin is not to persist in it, or to substitute one wrong thing for an- other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'iflin in seri!t/i<(ie, and with wiiose la- bors tiie country is unable to dispense. " — African Re- pository, voL 3, p. 67, "Hatred to ihe whites, with the exception in somo- cases of an attachment to the person and family of the master, is nearly universal among the black popu- lalion. "We have then a foe, cherished ! in our very bosoms; a fee willing to draw our life blood whenev- er the opporttmity is oft'erffd, and in the moan time in tPiit upon doing us all the mischief in his j)ower. " — Souihern Religious Ttlegraph. And what wonder, while this foe is cherished, in the- the manner in which the poor negro is cherished ! Tlie people of the United States are not so remarkable for loving to be trampled upon, and for kissing the foot v. Hich spurns them, that they have any reason for sin-prise wiien they find that other men as good as any, and with as full and as nnlbrfeitcd a title to social lib- erty nsthe best, love to be ti'ampled upon and outraged as little as they do. The way to remedy sin is not to persist in it, or to substitute one wrong thing for an- other.
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