Gov Hammonds Letters On Southern Slavery Addressed to Thomas Clarkson the En
Gov Hammonds Letters On Southern Slavery Addressed to Thomas Clarkson the En
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There are none I imagine who may not if they like, hear the gospel preached at least once a month; most of them twice a month, and Very many every week. In our thinly settled coiin- try the whiles fare no better. But in' addition to this, on the plantations of any size the slaves who have joined the church are formed into a class, ai the head of which is placed one of their number, acting as deacon or leader, who is also sometimes a licensed preacher. This class assembles for religious exercise...s weekly, semi-week- ly, or oftener, if the members choose. In some parts also Sunday sclu^ols for blacks are established, and Bible classes are orally instructed by discreet and pious persons. Now where will you find a laboring population possessed of greater religious advantA- 16 Gov. Hammond's Letters on Southern Slavery.
ges than these? Not in London, I am sure, where it is known tliat your Churches, Chapels and Religious Meeting Houses, of all sorts, cannot contain one half of the in. Habitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are none I imagine who may not if they like, hear the gospel preached at least once a month; most of them twice a month, and Very many every week. In our thinly settled coiin- try the whiles fare no better. But in' addition to this, on the plantations of any size the slaves who have joined the church are formed into a class, ai the head of which is placed one of their number, acting as deacon or leader, who is also sometimes a licensed preacher. This class assembles for religious exercise...s weekly, semi-week- ly, or oftener, if the members choose. In some parts also Sunday sclu^ols for blacks are established, and Bible classes are orally instructed by discreet and pious persons. Now where will you find a laboring population possessed of greater religious advantA- 16 Gov. Hammond's Letters on Southern Slavery.
ges than these? Not in London, I am sure, where it is known tliat your Churches, Chapels and Religious Meeting Houses, of all sorts, cannot contain one half of the in. Habitants.
What to read after Gov Hammonds Letters On Southern Slavery Addressed to Thomas Clarkson the En?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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