Children of the Market Place
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Allthe time I feel that there is not enough sympathy in his nature forthese poor negroes. I confess that at times I am for letting theterritories manage it for themselves; and at other times I am forkeeping it out of the territories by law. All the while I like Douglas'plan for the West. He has done wonderful work for the country. I wish Icould make myself clearer, but I can't. I saw slavery in the South andknow what it is. I am a good deal like Clay. He had slaves but dislikedthe institution. ...I have never had any slaves and I dislike it as much. Yet the question is what to do. If you keep it where it is you simplylay a siege about it. Great suffering will come in that way to thenegroes of course. It is a kind of strangulation, selfish and small. Onthe other hand, if you give it breathing space what will become of thecountry? I know Douglas' argument that it cannot exist in the North. Butsuppose you have it all over the South, that's pretty big. Besides, what's to hinder new work being found for the slaves?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allthe time I feel that there is not enough sympathy in his nature forthese poor negroes. I confess that at times I am for letting theterritories manage it for themselves; and at other times I am forkeeping it out of the territories by law. All the while I like Douglas'plan for the West. He has done wonderful work for the country. I wish Icould make myself clearer, but I can't. I saw slavery in the South andknow what it is. I am a good deal like Clay. He had slaves but dislikedthe institution. ...I have never had any slaves and I dislike it as much. Yet the question is what to do. If you keep it where it is you simplylay a siege about it. Great suffering will come in that way to thenegroes of course. It is a kind of strangulation, selfish and small. Onthe other hand, if you give it breathing space what will become of thecountry? I know Douglas' argument that it cannot exist in the North. Butsuppose you have it all over the South, that's pretty big. Besides, what's to hinder new work being found for the slaves?
What to read after Children of the Market Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masters Edgar Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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