Abolitionism
Abolitionism
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when the wicked ceased from troubling, and the weary were at rest, and the slave was free from his master! 'I'he planters informed us that they went to the chapels where their own people were assembled, greeted them, shook hands with them, and exchanged the most hearty good wishes.
The churches and chapels were thronged all over the island. At Cedar Hill, a Moravian station, the crowd was so great that the min- ister was obliged to remove the meeting from the chapel to a neigh- bouring grove.
A...t Grace Hill, another Moravian station, the negroes went to the missionary on the day before the fiist of August, and begged that they might be allowed to have a meeting in the chapel at sunrise. It is the usual practice among the Moravians to hold but one sunrise meeting during t!ie year, and that is on the morning of Eastei ; but as th:i people besought very earnestly for this special favour on the Easter morning of their freedom, it was granted to them.
Early in ihe morning they assembled at the chapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
when the wicked ceased from troubling, and the weary were at rest, and the slave was free from his master! 'I'he planters informed us that they went to the chapels where their own people were assembled, greeted them, shook hands with them, and exchanged the most hearty good wishes.
The churches and chapels were thronged all over the island. At Cedar Hill, a Moravian station, the crowd was so great that the min- ister was obliged to remove the meeting from the chapel to a neigh- bouring grove.
A...t Grace Hill, another Moravian station, the negroes went to the missionary on the day before the fiist of August, and begged that they might be allowed to have a meeting in the chapel at sunrise. It is the usual practice among the Moravians to hold but one sunrise meeting during t!ie year, and that is on the morning of Eastei ; but as th:i people besought very earnestly for this special favour on the Easter morning of their freedom, it was granted to them.
Early in ihe morning they assembled at the chapel.
What to read after Abolitionism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Physician From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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