An Address Delivered Before the Female Anti Slavery Society of Philadelphia
An Address Delivered Before the Female Anti Slavery Society of Philadelphia
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When asked what he intended doing, his reply was, " I will get my master to sell me to the driver, and go with my poor wife ; my days will not be long on earth, and this I hope will shorten them. " Messrs. Editors, you, too, are husbands, and the poor fellow's face of whom I speak is not as white, but his blood is as red and as warm as your own ; and 1 call upon every husband and every wife to set the seal of ab- horrence and detestation upon the wretch, who will thus dare to insult the moral s...ense of our community, and trample on the tenderest and holiest feelings of human nature. — N. Y. Emancipator.
Commerce of Liberia. — As the principal business of the colony is now admitted to be trade, [see Gov. Pinney's Letter, ] of course the nature of that trade should go far to decide our estimate of the character and probable influence of the colony in reference to the civilization and future welfare of Africa. To aid in furnishing our readers vvith facts, for them to judge upon, I visited the custom house at Philadelphia, and transcribed from the official document, the following list of an assorted cargo for the African trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When asked what he intended doing, his reply was, " I will get my master to sell me to the driver, and go with my poor wife ; my days will not be long on earth, and this I hope will shorten them. " Messrs. Editors, you, too, are husbands, and the poor fellow's face of whom I speak is not as white, but his blood is as red and as warm as your own ; and 1 call upon every husband and every wife to set the seal of ab- horrence and detestation upon the wretch, who will thus dare to insult the moral s...ense of our community, and trample on the tenderest and holiest feelings of human nature. — N. Y. Emancipator.
Commerce of Liberia. — As the principal business of the colony is now admitted to be trade, [see Gov. Pinney's Letter, ] of course the nature of that trade should go far to decide our estimate of the character and probable influence of the colony in reference to the civilization and future welfare of Africa. To aid in furnishing our readers vvith facts, for them to judge upon, I visited the custom house at Philadelphia, and transcribed from the official document, the following list of an assorted cargo for the African trade.
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