Remarks On Dr Channings Slavery
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Slave-holders, in the slave coun- try, make them ; and they, who are thus created, are slave- holders themselves. To call on government to put down Slavery, shews rather a disposition to use power than a knowl- edge of its character. It is more absurd than to call on the 6 34 Pope and his Cardinals to abolish superstition ; and of about as much value as the vote which enrolled the Emperor Alex- ander among the members of the Peace Society of Massa- chusetts- There is yet another day-dream of th...e learned Doctor, which would amuse us by its extreme childishness, if the honest simplicity in which it is made, did not redeem it from ridicule.
" Were the colored population [of the slave States] to be assembled in Sunday schools, and were the whites to become their teachers, a new and interesting relation would be formed between the races, and an influence be exerted which would do much to ensure the gift of freedom. " There is certainly no gainsaying this proposition. The overseer might teach them their catechism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slave-holders, in the slave coun- try, make them ; and they, who are thus created, are slave- holders themselves. To call on government to put down Slavery, shews rather a disposition to use power than a knowl- edge of its character. It is more absurd than to call on the 6 34 Pope and his Cardinals to abolish superstition ; and of about as much value as the vote which enrolled the Emperor Alex- ander among the members of the Peace Society of Massa- chusetts- There is yet another day-dream of th...e learned Doctor, which would amuse us by its extreme childishness, if the honest simplicity in which it is made, did not redeem it from ridicule.
" Were the colored population [of the slave States] to be assembled in Sunday schools, and were the whites to become their teachers, a new and interesting relation would be formed between the races, and an influence be exerted which would do much to ensure the gift of freedom. " There is certainly no gainsaying this proposition. The overseer might teach them their catechism.
What to read after Remarks On Dr Channings Slavery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Trecothick Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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