History of Pennsylvania Hall
History of Pennsylvania Hall
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No, sir ; they have simply held meetings, preached, prayed, and published their sentimenls. Instead of invading rights, they have discussed and asserted them ; instead of disobeying laws, they have shown how slaveholders are living daily in violation of the laws of God and man. This has been our oflence, and it is the fear of the results which this will produce, that has called forth the "sea of fire, mingled with blood, " in which they have been compelled to swim.
A few years ago, when there w...as not an anti-slavery socjety in the country, and when all was a dead calm of indifference in relation to the condition of the slave, when slaveholding was rather considered as an evil than a sin. And the master as deserving more sympathy than the poor victim of his avarice and cruelty, any man might write, publish, and preach what he pleased on the subject; not a pulpit was shut against it, not a mob threatened disturbance. Any minister might write and publish a sermon, 13 90 SECOND DAY — KVENINC SESSION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, sir ; they have simply held meetings, preached, prayed, and published their sentimenls. Instead of invading rights, they have discussed and asserted them ; instead of disobeying laws, they have shown how slaveholders are living daily in violation of the laws of God and man. This has been our oflence, and it is the fear of the results which this will produce, that has called forth the "sea of fire, mingled with blood, " in which they have been compelled to swim.
A few years ago, when there w...as not an anti-slavery socjety in the country, and when all was a dead calm of indifference in relation to the condition of the slave, when slaveholding was rather considered as an evil than a sin. And the master as deserving more sympathy than the poor victim of his avarice and cruelty, any man might write, publish, and preach what he pleased on the subject; not a pulpit was shut against it, not a mob threatened disturbance. Any minister might write and publish a sermon, 13 90 SECOND DAY — KVENINC SESSION.
What to read after History of Pennsylvania Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pa Pennsylvania Hall Association Philadelphia to read onlineMoreLess
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