Reviews And Discussions, Literary, Political, And Historical, Not Relating to Bacon
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Free people of colour have been admitted, first, to give evidence in the courts of justice ; and next, to the same political privileges with their whiter neighbours : yet even these measures were only conceded for the purpose of strengthening the whita interest against the great body of the black. What, then, has happened now to work the sudden conversion of the Assembly ? Circum- stances have changed ; but the dispositions and interests of the planters (their immediate interests at least) rema...in unaltered.
It has been said that their consent to terminate the Apprentice- ship before its time " proved them to possess moderation and firmness." We say, no : it proved only that they felt, in common with the proprietary body and their friends in England, that the violence of pubUc opinion could not at that time be safely or successfully resisted. It has been said that "their interests are now identified with the interests of the whole community." We say, no : it is their interest to oppress the labouring popula- tion as much as they can, and as much as they dare ; and (only let them have the making of their own laws and the support of the Government in executing them), they will be able to do much in that way, and will perhaps dare still more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Free people of colour have been admitted, first, to give evidence in the courts of justice ; and next, to the same political privileges with their whiter neighbours : yet even these measures were only conceded for the purpose of strengthening the whita interest against the great body of the black. What, then, has happened now to work the sudden conversion of the Assembly ? Circum- stances have changed ; but the dispositions and interests of the planters (their immediate interests at least) rema...in unaltered.
It has been said that their consent to terminate the Apprentice- ship before its time " proved them to possess moderation and firmness." We say, no : it proved only that they felt, in common with the proprietary body and their friends in England, that the violence of pubUc opinion could not at that time be safely or successfully resisted. It has been said that "their interests are now identified with the interests of the whole community." We say, no : it is their interest to oppress the labouring popula- tion as much as they can, and as much as they dare ; and (only let them have the making of their own laws and the support of the Government in executing them), they will be able to do much in that way, and will perhaps dare still more.
What to read after Reviews And Discussions, Literary, Political, And Historical, Not Relating to Bacon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Spedding to read onlineMoreLess
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