An Account of the Most Important And Interesting Religious Events Which Have Tr
An Account of the Most Important And Interesting Religious Events Which Have Tr
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Since this time, the colony has enjoy- ed a degree of prosperity, and large accessions have been made by the vigilance of the British cruisers in rescuing from slave-ships many an African, who has been torn from his country, and sold into bondage.
The Wesleyan and Church missionaries have labor- ed here with success, and a colony has b. En formed, " which, in order, decency, and sobriety, and in the knowledge and practice of Christian duty, " says an English gentleman, "not only may rival, but,... I firmly and from my heart believe, exceeds any equal popula- tion in the most favored part of this highly favored country. " In the year 1817, a few distinguished Christian phil- anthropists in our country, touched with commisera- tion for the degraded and unhappy condition of many of the free blacks, met at Washington, and laid the foundation of the American Colonization Society. The object of this society was to establish a colony to which the free colored people of the United States might em- igrate, and enjoy among themselves the blessings of free government, and be instructed in all the arts which pertain to a civilized and Christian community ; which might, also, be an asylum for slaves, re-captured from smuggling ships.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since this time, the colony has enjoy- ed a degree of prosperity, and large accessions have been made by the vigilance of the British cruisers in rescuing from slave-ships many an African, who has been torn from his country, and sold into bondage.
The Wesleyan and Church missionaries have labor- ed here with success, and a colony has b. En formed, " which, in order, decency, and sobriety, and in the knowledge and practice of Christian duty, " says an English gentleman, "not only may rival, but,... I firmly and from my heart believe, exceeds any equal popula- tion in the most favored part of this highly favored country. " In the year 1817, a few distinguished Christian phil- anthropists in our country, touched with commisera- tion for the degraded and unhappy condition of many of the free blacks, met at Washington, and laid the foundation of the American Colonization Society. The object of this society was to establish a colony to which the free colored people of the United States might em- igrate, and enjoy among themselves the blessings of free government, and be instructed in all the arts which pertain to a civilized and Christian community ; which might, also, be an asylum for slaves, re-captured from smuggling ships.
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