Our Foreign Relations: Showing Presistent Perils From England And France ... Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, Before the Citizens of New York, At the Cooper Institute, Sept. 10, 1863
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Which way I fly is hell ; inyself am hell.
The Rebellion is Slavery in arms ; Slavery on horse-l)ack ; Slavery on foot; Slavery raging on the battle-field; Slavery raging on the quarter-deck, robbing, destroying, burning, killing, in order to uphold this candidate Power. Its legislation is simply Slavery in statutes ; Slavery in chapters ; Slavery in sections — with an enacting clause. Its Diplomacy is Slavery in pretended ambassadors ; Slavery in cunning letters ; Slavery in cozening promises ...; Slavery in persistent negotiations — all to secure for the candidate Power its much desired welcome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which way I fly is hell ; inyself am hell.
The Rebellion is Slavery in arms ; Slavery on horse-l)ack ; Slavery on foot; Slavery raging on the battle-field; Slavery raging on the quarter-deck, robbing, destroying, burning, killing, in order to uphold this candidate Power. Its legislation is simply Slavery in statutes ; Slavery in chapters ; Slavery in sections — with an enacting clause. Its Diplomacy is Slavery in pretended ambassadors ; Slavery in cunning letters ; Slavery in cozening promises ...; Slavery in persistent negotiations — all to secure for the candidate Power its much desired welcome.
Say what you will ; try to avoid it if you can ; you are com- pelled to admit that the candidate Power is nothing else than organized Slavery, which now in its madness — sur- rounded by its criminal clan, and led by its felon chieftains — braves the civilization of the age. Therefore any Recogni- tion of this Power will be a Recognition of Slavery itself, with welcome and benediction, imparting to it nev) consideration and respectability, and worse still, securing to it neio opportunity and foothold for the supremacy which it openly proclaims.
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