American Eloquence volume Iv of 4
American Eloquence volume Iv of 4
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We have turned, or areabout to turn, loose four million of slaves without a hut to shelterthem, or a cent in their pockets. The infernal laws of slavery haveprevented them from acquiring an education, understanding the commonestlaws of contract, or of managing the ordinary business of life. ThisCongress is bound to provide for them until they can take care ofthemselves. If we do not furnish them with homesteads, and hedge themaround with protective laws; if we leave them to the legislation ofth...eir late masters, we had better have left them in bondage. Theircondition would be worse than that of our prisoners at Andersonville. Ifwe fail in this great duty now, when we have the power, we shall deserveand receive the execration of history and of all future ages.
Two things are of vital importance.
1. So to establish a principle that none of the rebel States shall becounted in any of the amendments of the Constitution until they areduly admitted into the family of States by the law-making power of theirconqueror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have turned, or areabout to turn, loose four million of slaves without a hut to shelterthem, or a cent in their pockets. The infernal laws of slavery haveprevented them from acquiring an education, understanding the commonestlaws of contract, or of managing the ordinary business of life. ThisCongress is bound to provide for them until they can take care ofthemselves. If we do not furnish them with homesteads, and hedge themaround with protective laws; if we leave them to the legislation ofth...eir late masters, we had better have left them in bondage. Theircondition would be worse than that of our prisoners at Andersonville. Ifwe fail in this great duty now, when we have the power, we shall deserveand receive the execration of history and of all future ages.
Two things are of vital importance.
1. So to establish a principle that none of the rebel States shall becounted in any of the amendments of the Constitution until they areduly admitted into the family of States by the law-making power of theirconqueror.
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