Slavery
Slavery
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The slaves are now uneducated and not properly instructed in gospel principles, and to manumit them in this condition would greatly endanger the peace of the State, and would require a standing army, as in the British dominions, to keep them in subjection. I have my- self spent a winter in the West India Islands, and I am satisfied that our English friends have committed a serious error in imme- diate emancipation. A large portion of the slaves are idle, shiftless members of society; begging is... a common profession ; they work when they please, and many of them for much of the time remain idle. The Danish government have lately caused large school- houses to be erected in their Islands for the education of slaves, and a portion of the week is by law allotted to them to attend school. That government is no doubt preparing for gradual eman- cipation, and is endeavoring to steer clear of the error committed by our English friends. The consequence of immediate emancipa- tion in the English dominions is likely in time to destroy the very people it was intended to benefit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slaves are now uneducated and not properly instructed in gospel principles, and to manumit them in this condition would greatly endanger the peace of the State, and would require a standing army, as in the British dominions, to keep them in subjection. I have my- self spent a winter in the West India Islands, and I am satisfied that our English friends have committed a serious error in imme- diate emancipation. A large portion of the slaves are idle, shiftless members of society; begging is... a common profession ; they work when they please, and many of them for much of the time remain idle. The Danish government have lately caused large school- houses to be erected in their Islands for the education of slaves, and a portion of the week is by law allotted to them to attend school. That government is no doubt preparing for gradual eman- cipation, and is endeavoring to steer clear of the error committed by our English friends. The consequence of immediate emancipa- tion in the English dominions is likely in time to destroy the very people it was intended to benefit.
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