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From parts of tlie sunny South came a voice, strong and decided, declaring that slavery should never be tolerated among them. May the virtue of the fa- thers atone in our eyes for the grievous errors of their children !
The Constitution was formed, declaring freedom, yet recognizing slavery as an institution, to be pro- tected within cei'tain limits and in certain ways. The j^eople enjoyed and professed the fairest i^rin^^ ciples of liberty. At the same time they were al- lied to a gross system... of oppression and wrong\ In strange association, American freedom was con- 12 joined witli American slavery. Tlie antagonism was absolute and irreconcilable. Could the two be per- l)etuated together? Impossible. The idea of the Anglo-Saxon and sister races, that of individual liberty, forbid. Tlie elevating and merciful spirit of the Cliristian religion forT)id. The institutions, the genius, and sj)irit of the nation springing from these germs of political and religious life, forbid. AVe may ask the historian, or the student of hu- man nature, if it is strange, in view of these things, that our country has fallen into its present perils i Could there be peace with these elements in tlie nation ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From parts of tlie sunny South came a voice, strong and decided, declaring that slavery should never be tolerated among them. May the virtue of the fa- thers atone in our eyes for the grievous errors of their children !
The Constitution was formed, declaring freedom, yet recognizing slavery as an institution, to be pro- tected within cei'tain limits and in certain ways. The j^eople enjoyed and professed the fairest i^rin^^ ciples of liberty. At the same time they were al- lied to a gross system... of oppression and wrong\ In strange association, American freedom was con- 12 joined witli American slavery. Tlie antagonism was absolute and irreconcilable. Could the two be per- l)etuated together? Impossible. The idea of the Anglo-Saxon and sister races, that of individual liberty, forbid. Tlie elevating and merciful spirit of the Cliristian religion forT)id. The institutions, the genius, and sj)irit of the nation springing from these germs of political and religious life, forbid. AVe may ask the historian, or the student of hu- man nature, if it is strange, in view of these things, that our country has fallen into its present perils i Could there be peace with these elements in tlie nation ?
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