A Pioneer of Freedom An Address Delivered Before the Fourteenth Annual Meeting
A Pioneer of Freedom An Address Delivered Before the Fourteenth Annual Meeting
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Garrison wxnt to Boston with the inspiration of a Balti- more jail upon him, most terribly in earnest; an intellectual and moral lion aroused to work in his own way in the path laid out for him. Lundy was left to plod his accustomed way alone. At this point, for the first time, Lundy, in his paper, the Genius of Universal Emaricijjation, after regretting the loss of the help of his friend, states his own case, and it were well to perpetuate it here ; "Nine years have nearly elapsed since this w...ork first made its appearance. During that period I have witnessed many vicissitudes in the affairs of life ; have experienced something of the fickleness of fortune and a good share of what the world calls hardship and privation. " Then he tells of the great difficulties he en- countered in getting out his monthly paper, his desires to publish it weekly, his hopes of the fu- 28 Historical Address tiire, his patience and unflinching determination shown in every line. He goes on : "I do not wish to speak boastingly of what I have done or essayed to do in advocating the question of African emancipation, and I detest the idea of making a cringing appeal to the public for aid in my undertakings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Garrison wxnt to Boston with the inspiration of a Balti- more jail upon him, most terribly in earnest; an intellectual and moral lion aroused to work in his own way in the path laid out for him. Lundy was left to plod his accustomed way alone. At this point, for the first time, Lundy, in his paper, the Genius of Universal Emaricijjation, after regretting the loss of the help of his friend, states his own case, and it were well to perpetuate it here ; "Nine years have nearly elapsed since this w...ork first made its appearance. During that period I have witnessed many vicissitudes in the affairs of life ; have experienced something of the fickleness of fortune and a good share of what the world calls hardship and privation. " Then he tells of the great difficulties he en- countered in getting out his monthly paper, his desires to publish it weekly, his hopes of the fu- 28 Historical Address tiire, his patience and unflinching determination shown in every line. He goes on : "I do not wish to speak boastingly of what I have done or essayed to do in advocating the question of African emancipation, and I detest the idea of making a cringing appeal to the public for aid in my undertakings.
What to read after A Pioneer of Freedom An Address Delivered Before the Fourteenth Annual Meeting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George a George Alfred Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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