A Letter to William Howard Russell Lld On Passages in His Diary North And So
A Letter to William Howard Russell Lld On Passages in His Diary North And So
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, " pardon me for saying that Americans, no matter how bitterly opposed to those gentlemen politically, muSt deny your right. When you came prominently * Vol. I. P. 32.
20 before the public, the main facts of your biography became public property, and Americans see nothing either in your per sonal annals or associations, honorable though they may have been, which authorizes you to sit in judgment upon the quality of those men.
And now a few words on the comparisons, into which your readers are ...led between Free-State and Slave-State society.
For two things struck off in the South you deserve praise. First of these is your sketch of a Slave-sale. * That alone would make every patriotic American desire success for your book. Let the whole world accept the errors of the "Diary, " since it contains that sketch as their antidote. The second of these meritorious points is that which pricks one of the most laughable bubbles the slave-owning class are so fond of blowing.
"We all have our little or big weaknesses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, " pardon me for saying that Americans, no matter how bitterly opposed to those gentlemen politically, muSt deny your right. When you came prominently * Vol. I. P. 32.
20 before the public, the main facts of your biography became public property, and Americans see nothing either in your per sonal annals or associations, honorable though they may have been, which authorizes you to sit in judgment upon the quality of those men.
And now a few words on the comparisons, into which your readers are ...led between Free-State and Slave-State society.
For two things struck off in the South you deserve praise. First of these is your sketch of a Slave-sale. * That alone would make every patriotic American desire success for your book. Let the whole world accept the errors of the "Diary, " since it contains that sketch as their antidote. The second of these meritorious points is that which pricks one of the most laughable bubbles the slave-owning class are so fond of blowing.
"We all have our little or big weaknesses.
What to read after A Letter to William Howard Russell Lld On Passages in His Diary North And So?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Andrew Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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