Mr Ellsworths Appeal to the Friends of African Colonization
Mr Ellsworths Appeal to the Friends of African Colonization
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The association of the event with the Osage Mission station and the similarity of the wild Indian's plea to that of the poor African was such L could scarcely avoid it. I return then to the colored family from this Mis- sion. Your Oommit1ae v\ as forced to refuse them a passage unless means were provided ; some contributions were made to reimburse, in part, the ex- pense, and they have now come for a passage. Shall they go ? You will decide.
Another case of thrilling interest is that of a fathe...r who has struggled on through life, and, having obtained his own emancipation has purchased six of his children ; and only waits till he can redeem two more. His sole hope and desire is to return to Africa. What will you say with regard to him ?
Let me mention one case more ; It is that of the humane and liberal McDonough of New Orleans, a name Long to beendeared to Liberia, lie offered your Committee eighty slaves — persons of good character, black- smiths, carpenters, masons, ship-builders, sugar makers, agriculturists, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The association of the event with the Osage Mission station and the similarity of the wild Indian's plea to that of the poor African was such L could scarcely avoid it. I return then to the colored family from this Mis- sion. Your Oommit1ae v\ as forced to refuse them a passage unless means were provided ; some contributions were made to reimburse, in part, the ex- pense, and they have now come for a passage. Shall they go ? You will decide.
Another case of thrilling interest is that of a fathe...r who has struggled on through life, and, having obtained his own emancipation has purchased six of his children ; and only waits till he can redeem two more. His sole hope and desire is to return to Africa. What will you say with regard to him ?
Let me mention one case more ; It is that of the humane and liberal McDonough of New Orleans, a name Long to beendeared to Liberia, lie offered your Committee eighty slaves — persons of good character, black- smiths, carpenters, masons, ship-builders, sugar makers, agriculturists, &c.
What to read after Mr Ellsworths Appeal to the Friends of African Colonization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Leavitt Ellsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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