Dialogue On Slavery
Dialogue On Slavery
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And why the smile, it is encouraging to me. The above stanza, I confess, was borrowed from thee. That was the shot which sent the arrow to my soul; Then I beheld the sin of seUing man for gold. In fact, the system gives the lie to common sense. As freedom is an innate principle, from whence The moral agent scorns the idea of control; God-like, independence is stamped upon his soul. Hell may seduce, but never can by force or power, Enslave a soul to serve voluntarily one hour: For Nature stands ...arrayed in panoply divine. To shield the life, to guard off tyrants of the mind. So rings the echo of our independency. All men by nature are entitled to be free. Free as the hart that sports from mountain top to dale: 'Gainst Nature's current 'tis all in vain to hoist the sail. My honor'd friend, believe thy humble convict now sincere. At least, receive as^evidence the falling tear. Great God ! Our fathers proved their system from the Bible, On this anvil hammer' d out their darling idol; A monster, hoary headed, tenacious of the dark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And why the smile, it is encouraging to me. The above stanza, I confess, was borrowed from thee. That was the shot which sent the arrow to my soul; Then I beheld the sin of seUing man for gold. In fact, the system gives the lie to common sense. As freedom is an innate principle, from whence The moral agent scorns the idea of control; God-like, independence is stamped upon his soul. Hell may seduce, but never can by force or power, Enslave a soul to serve voluntarily one hour: For Nature stands ...arrayed in panoply divine. To shield the life, to guard off tyrants of the mind. So rings the echo of our independency. All men by nature are entitled to be free. Free as the hart that sports from mountain top to dale: 'Gainst Nature's current 'tis all in vain to hoist the sail. My honor'd friend, believe thy humble convict now sincere. At least, receive as^evidence the falling tear. Great God ! Our fathers proved their system from the Bible, On this anvil hammer' d out their darling idol; A monster, hoary headed, tenacious of the dark.
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