Address of George Thompson
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Now is the time for men to speak truth one to anoth- er. God forbid that I should, at such a crisis, withhold from my kinsmen on these shores the counsel which the circumstances of the hour seem to demand. That counsel is — make haste to get rid of slavery. Extirpate from the land the giant evil which brought your present afflic- tions upon you. Hear the voice that comes to you from the fields where lie the groaning and the dying ; from the hospitals where languish the wounded and the mutilated... ; from the distant grave yards, where your sons await the resurrection ; from the soil which slavery lias blasted, as with a curse ; from the millions who are sighing for deliverance from their bonds. Let me gather up these voices, and utter them in your ears, in the language of sacred writ. In the midst of treason and con- spiracy, of rapine and desoktion, of bereavement and mournirjg, of battle and of blood, hear the voice which points out your duty and promises your reward. It says, — " loose the bands of wickedness ; undo the heavy burdens ; let the oppressed go free ; break every yoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now is the time for men to speak truth one to anoth- er. God forbid that I should, at such a crisis, withhold from my kinsmen on these shores the counsel which the circumstances of the hour seem to demand. That counsel is — make haste to get rid of slavery. Extirpate from the land the giant evil which brought your present afflic- tions upon you. Hear the voice that comes to you from the fields where lie the groaning and the dying ; from the hospitals where languish the wounded and the mutilated... ; from the distant grave yards, where your sons await the resurrection ; from the soil which slavery lias blasted, as with a curse ; from the millions who are sighing for deliverance from their bonds. Let me gather up these voices, and utter them in your ears, in the language of sacred writ. In the midst of treason and con- spiracy, of rapine and desoktion, of bereavement and mournirjg, of battle and of blood, hear the voice which points out your duty and promises your reward. It says, — " loose the bands of wickedness ; undo the heavy burdens ; let the oppressed go free ; break every yoke.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, George, 1839-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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