Facts Concerning the Freedmen Their Capacity And Their Destiny
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Helena, Jan. 2. 1863.
1. About 4000.
Men above 15 1800.
Women" " 1200.
Children under 15 1000.
2. They are for fair wages. Generally they do. " A number of them are quite pro- taut-, and talk like men who had heard more swearing than praying. There is scarcely any intemperance anion"; them. Their chas- tity will compare favorably with that of the whites, and it is at least thirty per cent bet- ter than that among the whites of Memphis, Tenn.
3. Conditionally they do. In the event of emancipatio...n there would be no disposi- tion to go North. Emancipation fully car- ried out and secured, they would nearly all much prefer to live in the South.
1. Similar to those of other races. Few could read when they came within our lines — they are now using the spelling book— are learning to write, and several had as exhort- ers and preachers. 1 believe with proper at- tention the rising generation will learn as readily as the children oi any other color.
5. They have faith in God, and in the promises "of His word — but they are a "great ways back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helena, Jan. 2. 1863.
1. About 4000.
Men above 15 1800.
Women" " 1200.
Children under 15 1000.
2. They are for fair wages. Generally they do. " A number of them are quite pro- taut-, and talk like men who had heard more swearing than praying. There is scarcely any intemperance anion"; them. Their chas- tity will compare favorably with that of the whites, and it is at least thirty per cent bet- ter than that among the whites of Memphis, Tenn.
3. Conditionally they do. In the event of emancipatio...n there would be no disposi- tion to go North. Emancipation fully car- ried out and secured, they would nearly all much prefer to live in the South.
1. Similar to those of other races. Few could read when they came within our lines — they are now using the spelling book— are learning to write, and several had as exhort- ers and preachers. 1 believe with proper at- tention the rising generation will learn as readily as the children oi any other color.
5. They have faith in God, and in the promises "of His word — but they are a "great ways back.
What to read after Facts Concerning the Freedmen Their Capacity And Their Destiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emancipation League to read onlineMoreLess
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