An Ambitious Slave
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Arnold rapidly grew into public favor, and the result was that on elect- ion day he was overwhelmingly de- clared the people's choice to represent the District in the National Congress, 45 46 AN AMBITIO US SLA VE.
where he proved to be ever on the alert to strike a blow against the Anti-Slavery question which was being agitated by the representatives from certain States, and which Arnold termed a move to rob the South of a legitimate industry for purely political reasons, turning thous- ands of... ignorant mortals who possessed no idea of management (the most intel ligent of whom had not a vestige of ex- ecutive ability), out upon the world to earn a livelihood.
Upon a visit to Boston during his Congressional days, Walton was invited to deliver an after-dinner address before the Commercial Club, some members of which were desirous of hearing a man from the South whom no few looked upon as advocating inhuman persecu- tion, and whom a comic paper had described as *' having wheels in his head, which he utilized to crush out liberty and life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arnold rapidly grew into public favor, and the result was that on elect- ion day he was overwhelmingly de- clared the people's choice to represent the District in the National Congress, 45 46 AN AMBITIO US SLA VE.
where he proved to be ever on the alert to strike a blow against the Anti-Slavery question which was being agitated by the representatives from certain States, and which Arnold termed a move to rob the South of a legitimate industry for purely political reasons, turning thous- ands of... ignorant mortals who possessed no idea of management (the most intel ligent of whom had not a vestige of ex- ecutive ability), out upon the world to earn a livelihood.
Upon a visit to Boston during his Congressional days, Walton was invited to deliver an after-dinner address before the Commercial Club, some members of which were desirous of hearing a man from the South whom no few looked upon as advocating inhuman persecu- tion, and whom a comic paper had described as *' having wheels in his head, which he utilized to crush out liberty and life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Rowland to read onlineMoreLess
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