Facts Opinions Touching the Real Origin Character Influence of the American
Facts Opinions Touching the Real Origin Character Influence of the American
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Scott, of Va. Thirty-third Ann. Meeting. ) " The negro is a timid being ; he lives by sight more than by faith ; he feels in his soul what the white man boldly avows, that he is an inferior being, and therefore the subject of deception and wrong. Hence it is so few have been found willing to leave even this land of their degra dation for a better home and country in Africa. " (Speech of HON. MR. MILLER, of N. J. , U. S. Senate, 1853. Af. Rep. Xxix. 118. ) " What has Africa been ? I speak not of... that section of Africa that was inhabited by. Other races. I cannot go into the romance of speaking of Egypt and its people, its kings, its saints, its philosophers. . .. I speak of that portion of Africa inhabited by the black man, the woolly- headed African, (laughter, ) and wherever he has these characteristics he is in the deepest degradation. . . . Take that monkey empire (laughter) that has been the THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. 87 world s laughing stock, (Ilayti ;) look at the result of their plans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scott, of Va. Thirty-third Ann. Meeting. ) " The negro is a timid being ; he lives by sight more than by faith ; he feels in his soul what the white man boldly avows, that he is an inferior being, and therefore the subject of deception and wrong. Hence it is so few have been found willing to leave even this land of their degra dation for a better home and country in Africa. " (Speech of HON. MR. MILLER, of N. J. , U. S. Senate, 1853. Af. Rep. Xxix. 118. ) " What has Africa been ? I speak not of... that section of Africa that was inhabited by. Other races. I cannot go into the romance of speaking of Egypt and its people, its kings, its saints, its philosophers. . .. I speak of that portion of Africa inhabited by the black man, the woolly- headed African, (laughter, ) and wherever he has these characteristics he is in the deepest degradation. . . . Take that monkey empire (laughter) that has been the THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. 87 world s laughing stock, (Ilayti ;) look at the result of their plans.
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