Anti-Slavery Poems I.
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The millions who are gazingSadly upon us from afar shall smile, And unto God devout thanksgiving raisingBless us the while.
Oh for your ancient freedom, pure and holy, For the deliverance of a groaning earth, For the wronged captive, bleeding, crushed, and lowly, Let it go forth!
Sons of the best of fathers! will ye falterWith all they left ye perilled and at stake?Ho! once again on Freedom's holy altarThe fire awake.
Prayer-strenthened for the trial, come together, Put on the harness for the m...oral fight, And, with the blessing of your Heavenly Father, Maintain the right1836.
TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS SHIPLEY.
Thomas Shipley of Philadelphia was a lifelong Christian philanthropist, and advocate of emancipation. At his funeral thousands of colored peoplecame to take their last look at their friend and protector. He diedSeptember 17, 1836.
GONE to thy Heavenly Father's rest!The flowers of Eden round thee blowing, And on thine ear the murmurs blestOf Siloa's waters softly flowing!
Beneath that Tree of Life which givesTo all the earth its healing leavesIn the white robe of angels clad, And wandering by that sacred river, Whose streams of holiness make gladThe city of our God forever!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The millions who are gazingSadly upon us from afar shall smile, And unto God devout thanksgiving raisingBless us the while.
Oh for your ancient freedom, pure and holy, For the deliverance of a groaning earth, For the wronged captive, bleeding, crushed, and lowly, Let it go forth!
Sons of the best of fathers! will ye falterWith all they left ye perilled and at stake?Ho! once again on Freedom's holy altarThe fire awake.
Prayer-strenthened for the trial, come together, Put on the harness for the m...oral fight, And, with the blessing of your Heavenly Father, Maintain the right1836.
TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS SHIPLEY.
Thomas Shipley of Philadelphia was a lifelong Christian philanthropist, and advocate of emancipation. At his funeral thousands of colored peoplecame to take their last look at their friend and protector. He diedSeptember 17, 1836.
GONE to thy Heavenly Father's rest!The flowers of Eden round thee blowing, And on thine ear the murmurs blestOf Siloa's waters softly flowing!
Beneath that Tree of Life which givesTo all the earth its healing leavesIn the white robe of angels clad, And wandering by that sacred river, Whose streams of holiness make gladThe city of our God forever!
What to read after Anti-Slavery Poems I.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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