Letters On the Relation of the White And African Races in the United States Sho
Letters On the Relation of the White And African Races in the United States Sho
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"We will introduce this argument by stating a few points as the foundation of our reasoning on this subject.
"All men are created equal. " A separte and independent subsistence for the great lamilies or races of men, is clearly marked out by the Divine ruler.
Society is an ordinance of Heaven, having for its object the happiness, prosperity and peace of its members.
Governments are designed to guard the peace, prosperity and happiness of society, and to remove all political evils.
A homogeneous... population is necessary to the existence of a sound republic.
13 Slaves and peasants, deprived of the right of citizenship, and suliering social degradation, are incompatible with the genius of republicanism.
The United States of North America should be a jiure re- public.
A family, and that collection of families which constitutes a republic, have the right beyond all organic law to say who shall, or who shall not be received into their bosom and made members of their society.
The American people, in the exercise of this right, admitted the white race and rejected the black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We will introduce this argument by stating a few points as the foundation of our reasoning on this subject.
"All men are created equal. " A separte and independent subsistence for the great lamilies or races of men, is clearly marked out by the Divine ruler.
Society is an ordinance of Heaven, having for its object the happiness, prosperity and peace of its members.
Governments are designed to guard the peace, prosperity and happiness of society, and to remove all political evils.
A homogeneous... population is necessary to the existence of a sound republic.
13 Slaves and peasants, deprived of the right of citizenship, and suliering social degradation, are incompatible with the genius of republicanism.
The United States of North America should be a jiure re- public.
A family, and that collection of families which constitutes a republic, have the right beyond all organic law to say who shall, or who shall not be received into their bosom and made members of their society.
The American people, in the exercise of this right, admitted the white race and rejected the black.
What to read after Letters On the Relation of the White And African Races in the United States Sho?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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