Appeal of Cassius M Clay to Kentucky And the World
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" 3. It is imputed to me as a crime that I had prepared to defend my property and press against the illegal vio- lence of the people.
4. I am accused of crime in characterizing American slavery as " the lowest, the basest, the most unmitigated the world has seen" — of being a "daring incendiary, hurl- ing his firebrands of murder and of lust" — of " responding 17 as a haughty and infuriated fanatic, in terms of outrage, to a committee of gentlemen, who made a wonderfully mdd request" — and of "...denying the right of the citizens to consult together on such a subject" — of being a " mad- man, " or of " preparing himself for a civil war, in which he expected the non-slave-holding laborers, along with the slaves, to flock to his standard" — in calling on the " laborers for whom I have sacrificed so much, " of sum- moning slaves to my help.
5. I am accused of " attacking the tenure of slave property" — C»f being " a trespasser" upon slaveholders — and of pushing the community to extremity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 3. It is imputed to me as a crime that I had prepared to defend my property and press against the illegal vio- lence of the people.
4. I am accused of crime in characterizing American slavery as " the lowest, the basest, the most unmitigated the world has seen" — of being a "daring incendiary, hurl- ing his firebrands of murder and of lust" — of " responding 17 as a haughty and infuriated fanatic, in terms of outrage, to a committee of gentlemen, who made a wonderfully mdd request" — and of "...denying the right of the citizens to consult together on such a subject" — of being a " mad- man, " or of " preparing himself for a civil war, in which he expected the non-slave-holding laborers, along with the slaves, to flock to his standard" — in calling on the " laborers for whom I have sacrificed so much, " of sum- moning slaves to my help.
5. I am accused of " attacking the tenure of slave property" — C»f being " a trespasser" upon slaveholders — and of pushing the community to extremity.
What to read after Appeal of Cassius M Clay to Kentucky And the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassius Marcellus Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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