Address to the Coloured People of the State of Pennsylvania
Address to the Coloured People of the State of Pennsylvania
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" Some of you may not live to see all the blessed effects of your good conduct, but the ciiild is now born who will live to see a perfect equality so far as the effects of colour are concerned, pro- vided you could, one and all, bo prevailed upon in sincerity to adopt the course we recommend; and just in proportion as you individually do so, will tiie great work of emancipation and resli- tiilion advance.
As emiijratiou to Africa is not only inexpedient, but impracticable to any great extent, a...nd as you cannot and ought not liy force to obtain your rij-'lits, ii will be necessary to look to some other means of escape. Lkt kvlhv om: ok ri:i: Coi. Orui. N im:oim. I:, . Male OR FEMALE, as far an in their poicev /its, hlhl all their Moral, Social, AM) liiLicioi's Dixies: — 'I'his is all you have to do to ensure vour lilicrly and equality. Siuii)le as it is, it is a COLOURED PEOPLE. 5 course of comluct which cannot fail to bring down the blessing o( God upon you.
" Honour and shame from no condition rise, Act well your part, there all the honour lies.^' Let each of you fulfil the duties of your respective allotments to the very best of your abilities, and God will bless your honest upright endeavours — " His promises are sure, — He is the same to day, yesterday, and forever — in Him is neither variableness nor shadow of turning:" and those who put their trust in him shall never be confounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Some of you may not live to see all the blessed effects of your good conduct, but the ciiild is now born who will live to see a perfect equality so far as the effects of colour are concerned, pro- vided you could, one and all, bo prevailed upon in sincerity to adopt the course we recommend; and just in proportion as you individually do so, will tiie great work of emancipation and resli- tiilion advance.
As emiijratiou to Africa is not only inexpedient, but impracticable to any great extent, a...nd as you cannot and ought not liy force to obtain your rij-'lits, ii will be necessary to look to some other means of escape. Lkt kvlhv om: ok ri:i: Coi. Orui. N im:oim. I:, . Male OR FEMALE, as far an in their poicev /its, hlhl all their Moral, Social, AM) liiLicioi's Dixies: — 'I'his is all you have to do to ensure vour lilicrly and equality. Siuii)le as it is, it is a COLOURED PEOPLE. 5 course of comluct which cannot fail to bring down the blessing o( God upon you.
" Honour and shame from no condition rise, Act well your part, there all the honour lies.^' Let each of you fulfil the duties of your respective allotments to the very best of your abilities, and God will bless your honest upright endeavours — " His promises are sure, — He is the same to day, yesterday, and forever — in Him is neither variableness nor shadow of turning:" and those who put their trust in him shall never be confounded.
What to read after Address to the Coloured People of the State of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania Anti Slavery Society to read onlineMoreLess
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