Slavery Unmasked Being a Truthful Narrative of a Three Years Residence And Jou
Slavery Unmasked Being a Truthful Narrative of a Three Years Residence And Jou
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BLOOD AND MURDER.
"There is no flesh in man's obdurate heart — It (Iocs not feel for man. " I came from Darien up to Savannah on Friday, in the spring of 1853, and took lodgings at my former 222 SLAVEEY UNMASKED.
liome, the Marshall House. On Saturday I walked about the city, renewing old acquaintances, visiting the market, the post ofl&ce, the reading rooms, stores, commission houses, &c. , but received no intimation that a murder had been commited in that city a day or two previous. At the Ma...rshall House I found many of the old boarders with whoni I was acquain- ted. I attended church with them the next Sabbath, but I heard no one speak of any murder.
On Monday morning I stepped into the office of a gentleman of high standing, who went from Massachu- setts, and he gave me a cordial greeting.
"I suppose, " remarked my friend, "that you have heard of the murder of ' Cuffee, ' by Wilson?" " I have not, sir, " I replied.
"Why! when did you come into the city?" " Last Friday. " " Well, where have you been in the mean time, that you have not heard of that terrible murder ?" I imformed him of my facilities to obtain news — stating where I had been and whom I had seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BLOOD AND MURDER.
"There is no flesh in man's obdurate heart — It (Iocs not feel for man. " I came from Darien up to Savannah on Friday, in the spring of 1853, and took lodgings at my former 222 SLAVEEY UNMASKED.
liome, the Marshall House. On Saturday I walked about the city, renewing old acquaintances, visiting the market, the post ofl&ce, the reading rooms, stores, commission houses, &c. , but received no intimation that a murder had been commited in that city a day or two previous. At the Ma...rshall House I found many of the old boarders with whoni I was acquain- ted. I attended church with them the next Sabbath, but I heard no one speak of any murder.
On Monday morning I stepped into the office of a gentleman of high standing, who went from Massachu- setts, and he gave me a cordial greeting.
"I suppose, " remarked my friend, "that you have heard of the murder of ' Cuffee, ' by Wilson?" " I have not, sir, " I replied.
"Why! when did you come into the city?" " Last Friday. " " Well, where have you been in the mean time, that you have not heard of that terrible murder ?" I imformed him of my facilities to obtain news — stating where I had been and whom I had seen.
What to read after Slavery Unmasked Being a Truthful Narrative of a Three Years Residence And Jou?
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