Select Orations Illustrating American Political History
Select Orations Illustrating American Political History
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I will touch this subject as tenderly as possible. It is with reluctance that I touch it at all; but in cases of great emergency the state physician must not be deterred, by a sickly hysterical humanity, from probing the wound of his patient: he must not be withheld by a fastidious and mistaken delicacy from rep- resenting his true situation to his friends, or even to the sick man himself, when the occasion calls for it. What is the situation of the slave-holding States? During the War of the R...evolution, so fixed were their habits of sub- ordination that while the whole country was ovemin by 184 John Randolph the enemj^ who invited them to desert^ no fear was ever entertained of an insurrection of the slaves. During a 'war of seven years, with our country in possession of the enexny^ no such danger was ever apprehended. But should 'we^ therefore, be unobservant spectators of the progress of society within the last twenty years; of the silent, but pow- erful change wrought, by time and chance, upon its com- position and temper?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will touch this subject as tenderly as possible. It is with reluctance that I touch it at all; but in cases of great emergency the state physician must not be deterred, by a sickly hysterical humanity, from probing the wound of his patient: he must not be withheld by a fastidious and mistaken delicacy from rep- resenting his true situation to his friends, or even to the sick man himself, when the occasion calls for it. What is the situation of the slave-holding States? During the War of the R...evolution, so fixed were their habits of sub- ordination that while the whole country was ovemin by 184 John Randolph the enemj^ who invited them to desert^ no fear was ever entertained of an insurrection of the slaves. During a 'war of seven years, with our country in possession of the enexny^ no such danger was ever apprehended. But should 'we^ therefore, be unobservant spectators of the progress of society within the last twenty years; of the silent, but pow- erful change wrought, by time and chance, upon its com- position and temper?
What to read after Select Orations Illustrating American Political History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harding, Samuel Bannister, 1866-1927, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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