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They are better fed, better clothed, and better housed. Most of them are happy and well provided for. Theirappearance, their health, cheerfulness and fondness for music, givethe lie to Northern representations. Masters are responsible for themaintenance of their slaves under all circumstances; in infancy andold age, in sickness as well as in health. But as soon, as Northernwhite slaves become incapacitated for labor, they are suffered to liedown in their filth and starve and die. Where then, ar...e their lordsand masters, who have grown wealthy from the proceeds of their labor?
Mrs. Stowe may write about slavery to her heart's content; but hasshe, or any one else, pointed out to us, any fair, open, practicablesystem of emancipation? No, they have not, and until that is done, they should be a little more modest in their denunciations ofslaveholders. Suppose the South should manumit their slaves, will theNorth receive and educate them? No, by no means; and however ignorantMrs. Stowe may be in relation to Southern slavery, she must be wellaware of the universal prejudice in the North against free negroes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are better fed, better clothed, and better housed. Most of them are happy and well provided for. Theirappearance, their health, cheerfulness and fondness for music, givethe lie to Northern representations. Masters are responsible for themaintenance of their slaves under all circumstances; in infancy andold age, in sickness as well as in health. But as soon, as Northernwhite slaves become incapacitated for labor, they are suffered to liedown in their filth and starve and die. Where then, ar...e their lordsand masters, who have grown wealthy from the proceeds of their labor?
Mrs. Stowe may write about slavery to her heart's content; but hasshe, or any one else, pointed out to us, any fair, open, practicablesystem of emancipation? No, they have not, and until that is done, they should be a little more modest in their denunciations ofslaveholders. Suppose the South should manumit their slaves, will theNorth receive and educate them? No, by no means; and however ignorantMrs. Stowe may be in relation to Southern slavery, she must be wellaware of the universal prejudice in the North against free negroes.
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