On the American Scheme of Establishing Colonies of Free Negro Emigrants On the C
On the American Scheme of Establishing Colonies of Free Negro Emigrants On the C
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13th Report, page 44: — The present number of this un- fortunate, degraded, and anomalous class of inhabitants cannot be much short of half a million, and the number is fast in- creasing. They are emphatically a mildew upon our fields, a scourge to our backs, and a stain upon our escutcheon. To re- move them is mercy to ourselves, and justice (!!!) to them. " 15th Report, page 24: — " The race in question were known, as a class, to be destitute, depraved, the victims of all forms of social mise...ry. The peculiarity of their fate was, that this was not their condition by accident or transiently, but inevitably and immutably, whilst they remained in their present place, by a law as infallible in its operation as any of a physical nature ?" In same 15th Report, page 25 : — " What is the free black to the slave ? A standing, perpetual excitement to discontent. The slave would have then little excitement to discontent, but O I. LlJKUIAN CONTIIOVERSV.
for the free black; he would have as little to habits of depre- dation, his next strongest tendency, but from the same source of deterioration !!!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13th Report, page 44: — The present number of this un- fortunate, degraded, and anomalous class of inhabitants cannot be much short of half a million, and the number is fast in- creasing. They are emphatically a mildew upon our fields, a scourge to our backs, and a stain upon our escutcheon. To re- move them is mercy to ourselves, and justice (!!!) to them. " 15th Report, page 24: — " The race in question were known, as a class, to be destitute, depraved, the victims of all forms of social mise...ry. The peculiarity of their fate was, that this was not their condition by accident or transiently, but inevitably and immutably, whilst they remained in their present place, by a law as infallible in its operation as any of a physical nature ?" In same 15th Report, page 25 : — " What is the free black to the slave ? A standing, perpetual excitement to discontent. The slave would have then little excitement to discontent, but O I. LlJKUIAN CONTIIOVERSV.
for the free black; he would have as little to habits of depre- dation, his next strongest tendency, but from the same source of deterioration !!!
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