An Appeal to the Senate to Modify Its Policy And Save From Africanization And
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S of our gjaviour, we have no right to do that.
As members of that great Caucasian race which has given the world its civ- ilization, Vvc have no right to do that.
As state !!rnsa who desire to restore the blessings of peace, we have no right to do that which would inevitably make eight millions of our own race and kin- dred in our own land eternal enemies of the Government.
As states. Men who, with ordinary sa- gacity, should look to the future and to possible wars with foreign Powers, we ough...t to make haste to restore senti- ments of affection and patriotism in all that vast region, larger and richer by far in natural resources than England, France, and Prussia all combined.
And I ask, Mr. President, with all the earnestness of which the soul is capa- ble, can any human being c/mceive of a measuro so well ctlculated to make the whole white people of the South, men, women, and children, hate and loathe our Government, to hate it with a per- fect hatred, to gather around the family aktar upon their bended knees to curse it, and in the agony of prayer to call upon God to curse it, as this Radical re- construction which seeks to disfranchise the heart and brain of the South, and to subject at the point of the bayonet the white race to the dominion of their late half-civilized African slaves?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S of our gjaviour, we have no right to do that.
As members of that great Caucasian race which has given the world its civ- ilization, Vvc have no right to do that.
As state !!rnsa who desire to restore the blessings of peace, we have no right to do that which would inevitably make eight millions of our own race and kin- dred in our own land eternal enemies of the Government.
As states. Men who, with ordinary sa- gacity, should look to the future and to possible wars with foreign Powers, we ough...t to make haste to restore senti- ments of affection and patriotism in all that vast region, larger and richer by far in natural resources than England, France, and Prussia all combined.
And I ask, Mr. President, with all the earnestness of which the soul is capa- ble, can any human being c/mceive of a measuro so well ctlculated to make the whole white people of the South, men, women, and children, hate and loathe our Government, to hate it with a per- fect hatred, to gather around the family aktar upon their bended knees to curse it, and in the agony of prayer to call upon God to curse it, as this Radical re- construction which seeks to disfranchise the heart and brain of the South, and to subject at the point of the bayonet the white race to the dominion of their late half-civilized African slaves?
What to read after An Appeal to the Senate to Modify Its Policy And Save From Africanization And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R James Rood Doolittle to read onlineMoreLess
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