Essays On Slavery Re Published From the Boston Recorder Telegraph for 1825
Essays On Slavery Re Published From the Boston Recorder Telegraph for 1825
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We ask them to engage in a series of prosjieetive measures, which SLAVERY.
33 . Shall lend to fit the negro to be free. We ask them to make laws to meliorate the condition of the slave, — to encourage enterprize — to diftuse knowledge — to instil moral principle — to facilitate self-emancipation. We ask them to fasten their eyes on ultimate and total emancipation, as the only course which humanity, or justice, or patriotism, permits them to take. We ask them to come to a settled conclusion, tha...t, whatever sacrifices they must make — whatever changes in their domestic economy it may ren- der necessary — whatever labours it may cost them — their slaves must be emancipated, and made to enjoy the blessings of civil lib- erty, and the dearer blessings of knowledge and Christianity ; that this debt must be discharged. And when they have come to this practical conclusion, we ask them to advance one step farther, and determine that plans must be formed, and measures of opera- tions adopted, ivithout delay ; great plans — efficient measures — for there is a great and most difficult work to be accomplished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We ask them to engage in a series of prosjieetive measures, which SLAVERY.
33 . Shall lend to fit the negro to be free. We ask them to make laws to meliorate the condition of the slave, — to encourage enterprize — to diftuse knowledge — to instil moral principle — to facilitate self-emancipation. We ask them to fasten their eyes on ultimate and total emancipation, as the only course which humanity, or justice, or patriotism, permits them to take. We ask them to come to a settled conclusion, tha...t, whatever sacrifices they must make — whatever changes in their domestic economy it may ren- der necessary — whatever labours it may cost them — their slaves must be emancipated, and made to enjoy the blessings of civil lib- erty, and the dearer blessings of knowledge and Christianity ; that this debt must be discharged. And when they have come to this practical conclusion, we ask them to advance one step farther, and determine that plans must be formed, and measures of opera- tions adopted, ivithout delay ; great plans — efficient measures — for there is a great and most difficult work to be accomplished.
What to read after Essays On Slavery Re Published From the Boston Recorder Telegraph for 1825?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel M Samuel Melanchthon Worcester to read onlineMoreLess
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