In Memory of Edwin Channing Larned
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Do questions of mor- als, the laws of conscience and of right, change accord- ing to the changing hues of the human complexion?
If so, how would the argument stand if the propo- sition were carried into effect, which has been re- peatedly discussed in several of the Southern States, of turning the entire poor white population into slaves ?
I know, gentlemen of the jury, that it is the fashion of the day, and especially with those who represent the Government of the United States, to sneer at li...berty, to ridicule those great rights of man which have been won from tyranny by the struggles of brave and true men through the centuries of the past, and especially to cast the most contemptuous obloquy upon those who contend earnestly for the freedom, humanity, and just rights of men whose skin is darker than our own.
But I have learned from the study of history the lesson that the first step to the loss of a people's liberties is to cease to prize them, and that the first 6 82 ARGUMENT IN A SLAVE CASE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do questions of mor- als, the laws of conscience and of right, change accord- ing to the changing hues of the human complexion?
If so, how would the argument stand if the propo- sition were carried into effect, which has been re- peatedly discussed in several of the Southern States, of turning the entire poor white population into slaves ?
I know, gentlemen of the jury, that it is the fashion of the day, and especially with those who represent the Government of the United States, to sneer at li...berty, to ridicule those great rights of man which have been won from tyranny by the struggles of brave and true men through the centuries of the past, and especially to cast the most contemptuous obloquy upon those who contend earnestly for the freedom, humanity, and just rights of men whose skin is darker than our own.
But I have learned from the study of history the lesson that the first step to the loss of a people's liberties is to cease to prize them, and that the first 6 82 ARGUMENT IN A SLAVE CASE.
What to read after In Memory of Edwin Channing Larned?
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