Service of the Militia volume 2
Service of the Militia volume 2
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They provide for their own wants, they provide their own food and clothing and shelter, and for 10 the education of their own children, for the sup port of their own churchss and schools, and bury their own dead; and during the seven years of my service at the capital of the nation I have never seen a negro beggar — not one. I have seen white beggars ; I have seen white boys and girls begging for a penny of each passer by at the crossings ; I have seen stal wart men and women, of almost every n...ation- ality, begging in your streets and thorough fares ; but never yet have I seen a negro beg- gar in the streets of the capital of the nation.
In Baltimore, within an hour's run from this capital, it is said there are about thirty-eight thousand colored people. Of these about two thousand two hundred are slaves. There are nearly thirty-six thousand free colored people living in the commercial metropolis of Mary- land, and no one conversant with their condi- tion will dare to assert on the floor of the Sen- ate that they are either paupers or criminals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They provide for their own wants, they provide their own food and clothing and shelter, and for 10 the education of their own children, for the sup port of their own churchss and schools, and bury their own dead; and during the seven years of my service at the capital of the nation I have never seen a negro beggar — not one. I have seen white beggars ; I have seen white boys and girls begging for a penny of each passer by at the crossings ; I have seen stal wart men and women, of almost every n...ation- ality, begging in your streets and thorough fares ; but never yet have I seen a negro beg- gar in the streets of the capital of the nation.
In Baltimore, within an hour's run from this capital, it is said there are about thirty-eight thousand colored people. Of these about two thousand two hundred are slaves. There are nearly thirty-six thousand free colored people living in the commercial metropolis of Mary- land, and no one conversant with their condi- tion will dare to assert on the floor of the Sen- ate that they are either paupers or criminals.
What to read after Service of the Militia volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlan, James, 1820-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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