Addresses And Ceremonies At the New Years Festival to the Freedmen On Arlingto
Addresses And Ceremonies At the New Years Festival to the Freedmen On Arlingto
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') It is said by your enemies that the black man will not work without a lash upon his back. I don't believe it. (A voice : ' I know it ain't so. ') I want you to prove by deeds that your enemies have mi. -judged you. Deeds, not words, must silence your enemies, vindicate the confidence of your friends. Never be idle. Cultivate the brain and the hand. Engage in the various industries demanding the trained head and skillful hand. Be temperate, frugal, economical. Get homes. Though they be ever s...o humble, they will be dear to you, for the laws of your country will make them sacred. Educate your children, so that their future may be brighter than your past or present. Follow not the example of men who sat in the shade and punished poor whisky while you were driven to unpaid toil under a burning sun ; but imitate the indus- try, thrift, and economy of the hardy sons of toil, who till the fields and fill the work- shops where labor is honored and laboring men respected. God made you, as be made tho rest of us, to gain your bread by the sweat of your faces, not to force or steal it from other men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
') It is said by your enemies that the black man will not work without a lash upon his back. I don't believe it. (A voice : ' I know it ain't so. ') I want you to prove by deeds that your enemies have mi. -judged you. Deeds, not words, must silence your enemies, vindicate the confidence of your friends. Never be idle. Cultivate the brain and the hand. Engage in the various industries demanding the trained head and skillful hand. Be temperate, frugal, economical. Get homes. Though they be ever s...o humble, they will be dear to you, for the laws of your country will make them sacred. Educate your children, so that their future may be brighter than your past or present. Follow not the example of men who sat in the shade and punished poor whisky while you were driven to unpaid toil under a burning sun ; but imitate the indus- try, thrift, and economy of the hardy sons of toil, who till the fields and fill the work- shops where labor is honored and laboring men respected. God made you, as be made tho rest of us, to gain your bread by the sweat of your faces, not to force or steal it from other men.
What to read after Addresses And Ceremonies At the New Years Festival to the Freedmen On Arlingto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Murray Pamphlet Collection Library of Cong to read onlineMoreLess
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