Frederick Douglass the Orator
Frederick Douglass the Orator
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Left to the prompt- ings of his own heart and his own view of his constitutional duties, and to his own sense of the requirements of consistency and even expediency, l^O LIFE OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS, I firmly believe that President Cleveland would do his utmost to protect and defend the constitutional rights of all classes of citizens. But he is not left to himself, and may adopt a different policy.
"One thing seems plain, which it is well for all parties to know and consider. It is this : There ...are seven million of colored citizens now in this republic. They stand between the two great parties — the Republican party and the Dem- ocratic party — and whichever of these two parties shall be most just and true to these seven million may safely count upon a long lease of power in this republic. It is not their votes alone that will tell. There is deep down among the people of this country a love of justice and fair play, and that fact will tell. It is now as it was in the time of war, and it will be so in all time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Left to the prompt- ings of his own heart and his own view of his constitutional duties, and to his own sense of the requirements of consistency and even expediency, l^O LIFE OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS, I firmly believe that President Cleveland would do his utmost to protect and defend the constitutional rights of all classes of citizens. But he is not left to himself, and may adopt a different policy.
"One thing seems plain, which it is well for all parties to know and consider. It is this : There ...are seven million of colored citizens now in this republic. They stand between the two great parties — the Republican party and the Dem- ocratic party — and whichever of these two parties shall be most just and true to these seven million may safely count upon a long lease of power in this republic. It is not their votes alone that will tell. There is deep down among the people of this country a love of justice and fair play, and that fact will tell. It is now as it was in the time of war, and it will be so in all time.
What to read after Frederick Douglass the Orator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James M James Monroe Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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