Selections From Abraham Lincoln
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Addresses and Letters 125 I admit that slavery is the root of the rebellion, or at least its sine qua non} The ambition of politicians may have instigated them to act, but they would have been impotent without slavery as their instrument. I will also concede that emancipation would help us in Europe, and convince 5 them that we are incited by something more than ambition.
I grant, further, that it would help somewhat at the North, though not so much, I fear, as you and those you repre- sent ima...gine. Still, some additional strength would be added in that way to the war, and then, unquestionably, 10 it would weaken the rebels by drawing off their labourers, which is of great importance ; but I am not so sure we could do much with the blacks. If we were to arm them, I fear that in a few weeks the arms would be in the hands of the rebels ; and, indeed, thus far we have not had arms 15 enough to equip our white troops. I will mention another thing, though it meet only your scorn and contempt.
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Addresses and Letters 125 I admit that slavery is the root of the rebellion, or at least its sine qua non} The ambition of politicians may have instigated them to act, but they would have been impotent without slavery as their instrument. I will also concede that emancipation would help us in Europe, and convince 5 them that we are incited by something more than ambition.
I grant, further, that it would help somewhat at the North, though not so much, I fear, as you and those you repre- sent ima...gine. Still, some additional strength would be added in that way to the war, and then, unquestionably, 10 it would weaken the rebels by drawing off their labourers, which is of great importance ; but I am not so sure we could do much with the blacks. If we were to arm them, I fear that in a few weeks the arms would be in the hands of the rebels ; and, indeed, thus far we have not had arms 15 enough to equip our white troops. I will mention another thing, though it meet only your scorn and contempt.
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