Miscegenation the Theory of the Blending of the Races Applied to the American
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If you ask for successful courage, I know nothing better than that of the African Tillman, who rose upon a rebel prize crew, and over- coming them, carried the ship into New York. If you ask for heroism, you will find it in that nameless African, on board the Pawnee, who, while passing shell from the magazine, lost both his legs by a ball, but still holding the shell, cries out : ' Pass up the shell, never mind me, my time is up. ' And if you ask for fidelity you will find it in that slave, als...o without a name, who pointed out the road of safety to the harassed, retreating Army of the Potomac. And if you ask for evidence of the deSire for freedom, you will find it in the little slave girl, journeying North, whom Banks took on his cannon. " In view of these facts, patent to all who have studied the history of the civil war, and to none more than the soldiers in the field, we urge upon them to do justice to their fellow colored soldiers. In the words of Boker, in 47 his spirited lyric to the remains of the regiment wliich fought so gallantly at Port Hudson : 0, to the living fow, Soldiers, be just and true I Hail them as comrades tried : Fight with them side by side : Never, in field or tent, Scorn the black regiment !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you ask for successful courage, I know nothing better than that of the African Tillman, who rose upon a rebel prize crew, and over- coming them, carried the ship into New York. If you ask for heroism, you will find it in that nameless African, on board the Pawnee, who, while passing shell from the magazine, lost both his legs by a ball, but still holding the shell, cries out : ' Pass up the shell, never mind me, my time is up. ' And if you ask for fidelity you will find it in that slave, als...o without a name, who pointed out the road of safety to the harassed, retreating Army of the Potomac. And if you ask for evidence of the deSire for freedom, you will find it in the little slave girl, journeying North, whom Banks took on his cannon. " In view of these facts, patent to all who have studied the history of the civil war, and to none more than the soldiers in the field, we urge upon them to do justice to their fellow colored soldiers. In the words of Boker, in 47 his spirited lyric to the remains of the regiment wliich fought so gallantly at Port Hudson : 0, to the living fow, Soldiers, be just and true I Hail them as comrades tried : Fight with them side by side : Never, in field or tent, Scorn the black regiment !
What to read after Miscegenation the Theory of the Blending of the Races Applied to the American?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David G David Goodman Croly to read onlineMoreLess
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