Annual Report With Addresses And Resolutions volume No7
Annual Report With Addresses And Resolutions volume No7
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Dr. Snodgrass supposed that it was understood to what he alluded. For himself, he hailed all who were struggling for the downfall of slavery as brothers and sisters, no irattor by v/hat name they were called. Let there be only union amongst them, and the < hated institution would be overthrown. ^ The difficulty in the North was now not so much the condition i of the slave as of the free man of color. He feared their North- ern friends overlooked this matter in their agitation of the subject. When, in Baltimore, he urged emancipation upon slaveholders as a duty, he was pointed, with a ti-iumphant air, to those poor, mise- rable creatures, the free people of color, whom the tyranny of the counties had driven into the alleys and by-ways of the city, " Shall we liberate our slaves, while freemen are in such a miserable con- dition .^" This was the question. The only answer he could give was, that this was not so much an individual matter, but a great general question of races. Should this race, which was created to be somethino; more than toilino; drud2;es on plantations, be elevat- ed } It was a question of races, and not of individual convenience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Snodgrass supposed that it was understood to what he alluded. For himself, he hailed all who were struggling for the downfall of slavery as brothers and sisters, no irattor by v/hat name they were called. Let there be only union amongst them, and the < hated institution would be overthrown. ^ The difficulty in the North was now not so much the condition i of the slave as of the free man of color. He feared their North- ern friends overlooked this matter in their agitation of the subject. When, in Baltimore, he urged emancipation upon slaveholders as a duty, he was pointed, with a ti-iumphant air, to those poor, mise- rable creatures, the free people of color, whom the tyranny of the counties had driven into the alleys and by-ways of the city, " Shall we liberate our slaves, while freemen are in such a miserable con- dition .^" This was the question. The only answer he could give was, that this was not so much an individual matter, but a great general question of races. Should this race, which was created to be somethino; more than toilino; drud2;es on plantations, be elevat- ed } It was a question of races, and not of individual convenience.
What to read after Annual Report With Addresses And Resolutions volume No7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American And Foreign Anti Slavery Society to read online
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