Reconstruction the President And Congress volume 2
Reconstruction the President And Congress volume 2
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Seward declared the "irrepressible con- flict, " secession would have been impossible. These four years of blood and anguish have been the fearful punishment for bur refusal to obey the demands of God's eternal justice. The sins of the fathers as well as our own have fallen upon us with terrible consequences, and are to be visited upon coming generations in the shape of an enormous debt. And now, though we have given the colored man— what we had no right to withhold from him — his lib- erty, if... we fail to give him the common rights of citizens we may depend on still further judgments from Him who made the black men black, and the white men white, and stamped upon both His own image.
When- Mr. Lincoln, on the 1st day of Janu- ary, 1863, proclaimed liberty to the bondmen, freedom to a race in slavery, and invoked upon the act "the blessing of God and the considerate judgment of mankind, " he meant something more than the mere form of free- dom. That act was intended to carry with it the common rights of manhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seward declared the "irrepressible con- flict, " secession would have been impossible. These four years of blood and anguish have been the fearful punishment for bur refusal to obey the demands of God's eternal justice. The sins of the fathers as well as our own have fallen upon us with terrible consequences, and are to be visited upon coming generations in the shape of an enormous debt. And now, though we have given the colored man— what we had no right to withhold from him — his lib- erty, if... we fail to give him the common rights of citizens we may depend on still further judgments from Him who made the black men black, and the white men white, and stamped upon both His own image.
When- Mr. Lincoln, on the 1st day of Janu- ary, 1863, proclaimed liberty to the bondmen, freedom to a race in slavery, and invoked upon the act "the blessing of God and the considerate judgment of mankind, " he meant something more than the mere form of free- dom. That act was intended to carry with it the common rights of manhood.
What to read after Reconstruction the President And Congress volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Perham to read onlineMoreLess
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