Haisborough Hall And Other Poems
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What's pity or mercy to me or to you ? Our trade is a bloody one, still I've been true ; My word I've ne'er broken whatever has past. And now, in my trouble, I'm true at the last.
The truth is a glorious weapon to wield. Whenever, wherever, the just take the field; Samuda, I trust, when we're gathered to dust, 1 hat sword in its scabbard may never take rust. " END OF PART IV.
NOTE.
Following up the history of my Hero after his arrival in Brazil, it was my intention when I planned this little wo...rk, to have (how- ever feebly) exposed the cruel and disgusting practices resorted to by slave-dealers and slave-owners ; but the following paragraph, from a leading article of the Times oi September 30th, _1846, so well expresses my reason for abstaining from the recital of such horrors, that I ask leave to give it insertion.
" When the poor at home have been rescued from the horrible fate to which they are doomed by the present state of the law and its infamous administration, philanthropy may honourably devote its surplus zeal to the service of the African, or any other call that may stand in need of assistance from christian benevolence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What's pity or mercy to me or to you ? Our trade is a bloody one, still I've been true ; My word I've ne'er broken whatever has past. And now, in my trouble, I'm true at the last.
The truth is a glorious weapon to wield. Whenever, wherever, the just take the field; Samuda, I trust, when we're gathered to dust, 1 hat sword in its scabbard may never take rust. " END OF PART IV.
NOTE.
Following up the history of my Hero after his arrival in Brazil, it was my intention when I planned this little wo...rk, to have (how- ever feebly) exposed the cruel and disgusting practices resorted to by slave-dealers and slave-owners ; but the following paragraph, from a leading article of the Times oi September 30th, _1846, so well expresses my reason for abstaining from the recital of such horrors, that I ask leave to give it insertion.
" When the poor at home have been rescued from the horrible fate to which they are doomed by the present state of the law and its infamous administration, philanthropy may honourably devote its surplus zeal to the service of the African, or any other call that may stand in need of assistance from christian benevolence.
What to read after Haisborough Hall And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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