Germans in Pennsylvania
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Gazette, 1742. ) "To be Sold.
"A Dutch apprentice lad, who has five years, three months to serve; he has been brought up in the tailoring business, can work well. " — (See Penna. Staatsbote, Dec. 14, 1773. ) Pastorius was earnest in his oppo (332) sition to slavery, and at a time when in Massachusetts they were selling In- dians and white people of other creeds, to be sent to Barbados, he wrote the following famous protest of 1688, in German: "Allermassen ung-ebuehrlich, 1st der Handel dieser Z...eit, Das ein Mensch so unnatuerllch, Andre drueckt mit Diensbarkeit, Ob er wohl ein Sklav moecht sein, Ohne Zweifel wird er sagen; Ach bewahr'mich Gott; Nein, Nein!' (Translation. ) Since unbecoming Is the traffic of these times, For a person so unnatural and so rude To press others into servitude. As if he wished to be a slave, Undoubtedly he would say, though. Protect me, God! Alas, No! No!
On the 18th day of April, 1688. Ger- hard Hendricks, Dick Op den Graeff, Francis Daniel Pastorius and Abra- ham Op den GraefC sent to the Friends Quarterly meeting the first protest ever made on this continent against the holding of slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gazette, 1742. ) "To be Sold.
"A Dutch apprentice lad, who has five years, three months to serve; he has been brought up in the tailoring business, can work well. " — (See Penna. Staatsbote, Dec. 14, 1773. ) Pastorius was earnest in his oppo (332) sition to slavery, and at a time when in Massachusetts they were selling In- dians and white people of other creeds, to be sent to Barbados, he wrote the following famous protest of 1688, in German: "Allermassen ung-ebuehrlich, 1st der Handel dieser Z...eit, Das ein Mensch so unnatuerllch, Andre drueckt mit Diensbarkeit, Ob er wohl ein Sklav moecht sein, Ohne Zweifel wird er sagen; Ach bewahr'mich Gott; Nein, Nein!' (Translation. ) Since unbecoming Is the traffic of these times, For a person so unnatural and so rude To press others into servitude. As if he wished to be a slave, Undoubtedly he would say, though. Protect me, God! Alas, No! No!
On the 18th day of April, 1688. Ger- hard Hendricks, Dick Op den Graeff, Francis Daniel Pastorius and Abra- ham Op den GraefC sent to the Friends Quarterly meeting the first protest ever made on this continent against the holding of slaves.
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