An Enquiry Concerning the Intellectual And Moral Faculties And Literature of Ne
An Enquiry Concerning the Intellectual And Moral Faculties And Literature of Ne
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The same fact has been established at Boston, by Giraud, the French consul there, in a school of 400 negro children, who are educated separately from whites. The law authorizes their assembling with the young white children, but owing to a hereditary prejudice not yet totally effaced, they torment the blacks. Sound reason proves, that this conduct is disgraceful to the whites only, and particularly so to the Free Ma- sons in this town, who fraternize among them* selves, but who have never once ...visited an * His travels, vol. II, p. 2.
OF NEGROES. 157 African lodge. This lodge shared equal ho- nours when at the funeral ceremony for Wash- ington, it formed a part of the cavalcade.
Among the number of authofs, who believe that the intellectual faculties of negroes are sus- ceptible of the same developement as those of whites. I forgot to cite Ramsay, * Hawker, f and Beckford. J The honest Wadstrom pretend- ed, that in this respect, the blacks have a supe- riority ;§ and Skipwith, the American consul, is of the same opinion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same fact has been established at Boston, by Giraud, the French consul there, in a school of 400 negro children, who are educated separately from whites. The law authorizes their assembling with the young white children, but owing to a hereditary prejudice not yet totally effaced, they torment the blacks. Sound reason proves, that this conduct is disgraceful to the whites only, and particularly so to the Free Ma- sons in this town, who fraternize among them* selves, but who have never once ...visited an * His travels, vol. II, p. 2.
OF NEGROES. 157 African lodge. This lodge shared equal ho- nours when at the funeral ceremony for Wash- ington, it formed a part of the cavalcade.
Among the number of authofs, who believe that the intellectual faculties of negroes are sus- ceptible of the same developement as those of whites. I forgot to cite Ramsay, * Hawker, f and Beckford. J The honest Wadstrom pretend- ed, that in this respect, the blacks have a supe- riority ;§ and Skipwith, the American consul, is of the same opinion.
What to read after An Enquiry Concerning the Intellectual And Moral Faculties And Literature of Ne?
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