Holy America
Holy America
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None will be so disappointed at his act as many of those who have called themselves Abolitionists. They do not want the cause of Abolition to succeed; too many of them only wanted something with which to find fault.
BARWELL. You don't mean to say that the Abolitionists don't want freedom?
EMILINE. I did not say so. I said some of them who have talked so loudly and condemned us as a people, because we sanctioned slavery; and mark my words, they will lose interest. Some of them and too many of th...em are right down hypocrites.
ASHLYNE. They have too much sense to wish such a thing. They have only pointed out the hypocrisy of the thing. They are not hypocrites. They simply realize the hypocrisy of the nation pre- tending to have some impractical ideas of freedom.
TOBEY. That is a queer position. But, Emiline, as I understand her, does not complain of the cause, but only of a class who delight in finding fault with us as a nation; and to remove the cause, instead of making them happy, only provokes them, because their thunder has been put aside by the wise and judicious act of Lincoln, supple- mented practically by Seward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None will be so disappointed at his act as many of those who have called themselves Abolitionists. They do not want the cause of Abolition to succeed; too many of them only wanted something with which to find fault.
BARWELL. You don't mean to say that the Abolitionists don't want freedom?
EMILINE. I did not say so. I said some of them who have talked so loudly and condemned us as a people, because we sanctioned slavery; and mark my words, they will lose interest. Some of them and too many of th...em are right down hypocrites.
ASHLYNE. They have too much sense to wish such a thing. They have only pointed out the hypocrisy of the thing. They are not hypocrites. They simply realize the hypocrisy of the nation pre- tending to have some impractical ideas of freedom.
TOBEY. That is a queer position. But, Emiline, as I understand her, does not complain of the cause, but only of a class who delight in finding fault with us as a nation; and to remove the cause, instead of making them happy, only provokes them, because their thunder has been put aside by the wise and judicious act of Lincoln, supple- mented practically by Seward.
What to read after Holy America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac P Isaac Pitman Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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