Report of the Proceedings At the Formation of the African Education Society Ins
Report of the Proceedings At the Formation of the African Education Society Ins
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10 Improvement, in tho pn from bail rism 6 gradual from year t year and from age to age, that its advance at any one mo- ment, like the motion of the sun, is imperceptible. Yet by compa- rison in its different stages, we discern the immense disparity between the glimmering dawn and tlio bright and glorious meridian. The yeomanry of this country stand up in all the consciousness of superi- ority, and feel as if the high distinction with which they are favored, were an attribute of their nature, ...or the direct gift of the Deity: for- getful that their own ancestors, but a few ages ago, were in a state of barbarism that Would have hardly honored an African origin; and that the race has emerged from sue!) a condition only by tho slow process of moral and intellectual improvement. Hence the immense power of education is underrated entirely: and the colored race, just brought from a savage country, and placed in sight of advantages which they cannot enjoy, are regarded, to a groat extent, as incapa- ble of a similar advancement.
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10 Improvement, in tho pn from bail rism 6 gradual from year t year and from age to age, that its advance at any one mo- ment, like the motion of the sun, is imperceptible. Yet by compa- rison in its different stages, we discern the immense disparity between the glimmering dawn and tlio bright and glorious meridian. The yeomanry of this country stand up in all the consciousness of superi- ority, and feel as if the high distinction with which they are favored, were an attribute of their nature, ...or the direct gift of the Deity: for- getful that their own ancestors, but a few ages ago, were in a state of barbarism that Would have hardly honored an African origin; and that the race has emerged from sue!) a condition only by tho slow process of moral and intellectual improvement. Hence the immense power of education is underrated entirely: and the colored race, just brought from a savage country, and placed in sight of advantages which they cannot enjoy, are regarded, to a groat extent, as incapa- ble of a similar advancement.
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