Slavery in the Southern States
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Theories may help us to explain these facts, or they may give us hints as to the solution which the future may bring forth. But our duty is with what is immediately before us. ^We trace the African race through every stage of its existence, from its appearance as repre- sented upon the Pyramids of Egypt, to its pres- ent relations with the white man, and we find that here, in a state of bondage to a civilized and Christian people, it has approached nearer to civilization and Christianity than e...ver in iso- lation within its own tropics, or in any other re- lation with the whites. In slavery its condition is still improving. And thus it is our duty to keep them until, at least, we see a fairer future before them than any we could now dream of as the result of emancipation. Theories may strive to explain these facts ; they cannot explain away our duty as resulting from them. ] Human ingenuity has exhausted itself in specu- 37 lating upon the consequences of the contact of the different races of men.
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Theories may help us to explain these facts, or they may give us hints as to the solution which the future may bring forth. But our duty is with what is immediately before us. ^We trace the African race through every stage of its existence, from its appearance as repre- sented upon the Pyramids of Egypt, to its pres- ent relations with the white man, and we find that here, in a state of bondage to a civilized and Christian people, it has approached nearer to civilization and Christianity than e...ver in iso- lation within its own tropics, or in any other re- lation with the whites. In slavery its condition is still improving. And thus it is our duty to keep them until, at least, we see a fairer future before them than any we could now dream of as the result of emancipation. Theories may strive to explain these facts ; they cannot explain away our duty as resulting from them. ] Human ingenuity has exhausted itself in specu- 37 lating upon the consequences of the contact of the different races of men.
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