Recreations of a Southern Barrister
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If you were 100 THE SCRIPTURAL ARGUMENT FOR SLAVERY.
in A. S place, you would desire freedom. Christian love to A. Must prompt you to set him free. " "But, " responds B. , " I cannot set him free. As he is, he is filling the station God designed him to fill. He is a faithful, steady servant. He works well as a servant. His labors are of great pecuniary advantage to me, and of utility to the place in which I live. He has all the necessary comforts of life ; a wife and family well taken care of, ...and provided for as he is himself. If I manumit him, I will do him an injury. I will not deny that he may desire freedom, but he is (as all of his race are) naturally unthrifty and negli gent, and he lacks forethought. If I set him free, together with his family, as my neighbor N. Did in the case of his servants, like them, in a few months years at farthest A. And his family will become vicious and filthy in their habits, an eyesore to all passers-by, and some of them, perhaps, tenants of the jail or penitentiary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you were 100 THE SCRIPTURAL ARGUMENT FOR SLAVERY.
in A. S place, you would desire freedom. Christian love to A. Must prompt you to set him free. " "But, " responds B. , " I cannot set him free. As he is, he is filling the station God designed him to fill. He is a faithful, steady servant. He works well as a servant. His labors are of great pecuniary advantage to me, and of utility to the place in which I live. He has all the necessary comforts of life ; a wife and family well taken care of, ...and provided for as he is himself. If I manumit him, I will do him an injury. I will not deny that he may desire freedom, but he is (as all of his race are) naturally unthrifty and negli gent, and he lacks forethought. If I set him free, together with his family, as my neighbor N. Did in the case of his servants, like them, in a few months years at farthest A. And his family will become vicious and filthy in their habits, an eyesore to all passers-by, and some of them, perhaps, tenants of the jail or penitentiary.
What to read after Recreations of a Southern Barrister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander H Alexander Hamilton Sands to read onlineMoreLess
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