History of Missouri Compromise And Slavery in American Politics a True History
History of Missouri Compromise And Slavery in American Politics a True History
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. . . I conjure, gentlemen — whether from the South or the North, by all they hold dear in this world — by all their love of liberty — by all their veneration for their ancestors — by all their regard for posterity — by all their gratitude to Him who has be- stowed upon them such unnumbered blessings — by all the duties which they owe to mankind, and all the duties they owe to themselves — by all these considerations I implore them to pause — solemnly, to pause — at the edge of the precipice, b...efore the fearful and disastrous leap is taken into the yawning abyss below, which will inevi- tably lead to certain and irretrievable destruction.
"And finally, Mr. President, I implore, as the best blessing which Heaven can bestow upon me upon earth.
270 The True History of that if the direful and sad event of the dissolution of the Union shall happen, I may not survive to behold the sad and heart-rendering spectacle. "^ On the 7th of February, the very next day after this most eloquent appeal for the Union, which seemed to thrill the whole nation, and whilst the magic tones of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . I conjure, gentlemen — whether from the South or the North, by all they hold dear in this world — by all their love of liberty — by all their veneration for their ancestors — by all their regard for posterity — by all their gratitude to Him who has be- stowed upon them such unnumbered blessings — by all the duties which they owe to mankind, and all the duties they owe to themselves — by all these considerations I implore them to pause — solemnly, to pause — at the edge of the precipice, b...efore the fearful and disastrous leap is taken into the yawning abyss below, which will inevi- tably lead to certain and irretrievable destruction.
"And finally, Mr. President, I implore, as the best blessing which Heaven can bestow upon me upon earth.
270 The True History of that if the direful and sad event of the dissolution of the Union shall happen, I may not survive to behold the sad and heart-rendering spectacle. "^ On the 7th of February, the very next day after this most eloquent appeal for the Union, which seemed to thrill the whole nation, and whilst the magic tones of Mr.
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