Men of Maryland
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In no instance did she permit herself, tlirough fear, to disappoint an audience when engagements had been made for her to speak, although frequently ad- monished that it would be dangerous to venture in so doing.
In a letter from Darlington, S. C, to the late Mr. Wil- liam Still, of Philadelphia, under date of May 13, 1807, she writes: "You will see by this that I am in the sunny South.
I here read and see human nature under new lights and phases. I meet with a people eager to hear, ready to li...sten, as if they felt that the slumber of the ages had been broken, and that they were to sleep no more. ... I am glad that the colored man gets freedom and suffrage to- gether; that he is not forced to go through the same con- dition of things here, that has inclined him so much to apathy, isolation, and indifference, in the North. You, perhaps, wonder why I have been so slow in writing to MEN OF MARYLAND. GD vou, but if you knew how busy I am, just working up to or past the limit of my strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In no instance did she permit herself, tlirough fear, to disappoint an audience when engagements had been made for her to speak, although frequently ad- monished that it would be dangerous to venture in so doing.
In a letter from Darlington, S. C, to the late Mr. Wil- liam Still, of Philadelphia, under date of May 13, 1807, she writes: "You will see by this that I am in the sunny South.
I here read and see human nature under new lights and phases. I meet with a people eager to hear, ready to li...sten, as if they felt that the slumber of the ages had been broken, and that they were to sleep no more. ... I am glad that the colored man gets freedom and suffrage to- gether; that he is not forced to go through the same con- dition of things here, that has inclined him so much to apathy, isolation, and indifference, in the North. You, perhaps, wonder why I have been so slow in writing to MEN OF MARYLAND. GD vou, but if you knew how busy I am, just working up to or past the limit of my strength.
What to read after Men of Maryland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Freeman Bragg to read onlineMoreLess
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