Southern Questions
Southern Questions
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They will be crowded into lanes and alleys, cellars and garrets, poorly provided with the necessaries of life, and will gradually die out. The negro, as already intimated, is preemi- nently a Southern man. He is so both in constitution and habits, in body a> well as mind. He will not only take with him to the North. Southern modes of labor, but Southern modes of life. The careless and improvident habits of the South cannot be set aside in a generation. If they are adhered to in the North, in th...e fierce winds and snows of Kansas and Nebraska, the emigration must be large to keep up their numbers. It would appear, therefore, that neither the laws of politics, labor nor climate favor this Exodus. It docs not conform to the laws Of healthy emigration which pro- ceeds not from South to North, not from heat to cold, but from FREDERICK DOUGLASS. — THE NEGRO EXODUS. 19 East to West, and in climates to which the emigrants are more or less adapted and accustomed.
THE NORTH GATE of THE Sot Til MUST BE KEPT OPEX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will be crowded into lanes and alleys, cellars and garrets, poorly provided with the necessaries of life, and will gradually die out. The negro, as already intimated, is preemi- nently a Southern man. He is so both in constitution and habits, in body a> well as mind. He will not only take with him to the North. Southern modes of labor, but Southern modes of life. The careless and improvident habits of the South cannot be set aside in a generation. If they are adhered to in the North, in th...e fierce winds and snows of Kansas and Nebraska, the emigration must be large to keep up their numbers. It would appear, therefore, that neither the laws of politics, labor nor climate favor this Exodus. It docs not conform to the laws Of healthy emigration which pro- ceeds not from South to North, not from heat to cold, but from FREDERICK DOUGLASS. — THE NEGRO EXODUS. 19 East to West, and in climates to which the emigrants are more or less adapted and accustomed.
THE NORTH GATE of THE Sot Til MUST BE KEPT OPEX.
What to read after Southern Questions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglass Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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