Memoirs of Joseph Sturge
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If I have anything to regret, I believe it is speaking rather too plainly and warmly upon the subject. I hope my visit will prevent matters getting worse amongst Friends, and their refusal to let us have the use of the meeting-house is, I think, likely ultimately to serve the cause. I am preparing a letter Avhich I intend to publish and to circulate extensively before I leave ' Dr. Channing was at a seat he has on Ehode Island, and we visited him one morning to breakfast with J. And M. Candler ...and S. Parsons, jun. ; and once J. Gr. Whittier and I called upon him alone. I was much pleased with what I saw of him, and I believe his heart is very much in the Abolition cause. He suggested that a jDetition should be got up and generally signed from the Northern States praying that they might be relieved of all support of slavery ' At Providence I was furnished by a solicitor with a copy of some most disgraceful laws on the State statute-book, in reference to slaves and people of colour, which I mean to send to the Meeting of Sufferings, and to tell them the opinion of some of the respectable inhabitants, that if Friends exert themselves these laws might be easily repealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I have anything to regret, I believe it is speaking rather too plainly and warmly upon the subject. I hope my visit will prevent matters getting worse amongst Friends, and their refusal to let us have the use of the meeting-house is, I think, likely ultimately to serve the cause. I am preparing a letter Avhich I intend to publish and to circulate extensively before I leave ' Dr. Channing was at a seat he has on Ehode Island, and we visited him one morning to breakfast with J. And M. Candler ...and S. Parsons, jun. ; and once J. Gr. Whittier and I called upon him alone. I was much pleased with what I saw of him, and I believe his heart is very much in the Abolition cause. He suggested that a jDetition should be got up and generally signed from the Northern States praying that they might be relieved of all support of slavery ' At Providence I was furnished by a solicitor with a copy of some most disgraceful laws on the State statute-book, in reference to slaves and people of colour, which I mean to send to the Meeting of Sufferings, and to tell them the opinion of some of the respectable inhabitants, that if Friends exert themselves these laws might be easily repealed.
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