History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1880. Vol. 2 (Of 2)
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CHARLESTON, VA. , December 13, 1859.
MY DEAR UNCLE: I seat myself by the stand to write for the _last_ time, to thee and thy family. Though far from home, and overtaken by misfortune, I have not forgotten you. Your generous hospitality toward me during my short stay with you last Spring is stamped indelibly upon my heart; and also the generosity bestowed upon my poor brother, at the same time, who now wanders an outcast from his native land. But thank God he is free, and I am thankful i...t is I who have to suffer instead of him.
The time may come when he will remember me. And the time may come when he will still further remember the _cause in which I die_. Thank God the principles of the cause in which we were engaged _will not die with me and my brave comrades_. They will spread wider and wider, and gather strength with each hour that passes.
The voice of truth will echo through our land, bringing conviction to the erring, and adding numbers to _that glorious Army who will enlist under its banner_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHARLESTON, VA. , December 13, 1859.
MY DEAR UNCLE: I seat myself by the stand to write for the _last_ time, to thee and thy family. Though far from home, and overtaken by misfortune, I have not forgotten you. Your generous hospitality toward me during my short stay with you last Spring is stamped indelibly upon my heart; and also the generosity bestowed upon my poor brother, at the same time, who now wanders an outcast from his native land. But thank God he is free, and I am thankful i...t is I who have to suffer instead of him.
The time may come when he will remember me. And the time may come when he will still further remember the _cause in which I die_. Thank God the principles of the cause in which we were engaged _will not die with me and my brave comrades_. They will spread wider and wider, and gather strength with each hour that passes.
The voice of truth will echo through our land, bringing conviction to the erring, and adding numbers to _that glorious Army who will enlist under its banner_.
What to read after History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1880. Vol. 2 (Of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams George Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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