Southern Writers On Slavery Helper Against Slavery Stiles Against Anti Slaver
Southern Writers On Slavery Helper Against Slavery Stiles Against Anti Slaver
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■ 057 part of his book, our author makes several logical slijis and jumps, which are worthy of notice. He takes this position : "The sinful conduct of men may justify bondage, both tempo- rary and permanent. " To illustrate this, he supposes that the passengei-s of aship succeed in subduing and bringing to invol- untary hard labor for life, under the laws of tlieir country, its cai)tain and crew, wlio were known to have conspired to kill tlie passengers and to become pirates on the high sea. Th...is in- voluntary servitude for crime we admit to be justifiable. But would it be justifiable to enslave the ch/'ld/'cn of those pirates for the crime of their parents? Dr. Stiles' position, " Tlie sinful conduct of man may justify bondage, both temporary and permanent, " is indefinite and ambiguous. If he means by it, that. The sinful conduct of a man may justify his bond- age temporary or permanent, that is time. But if he means by it what he needs to mean, in order to prove, as he was endeav- oring to prove, that American slavery is not necessarily sinful, viz: that the sinful conduct of a man may justify the enslave- ment of himself and hisjpoi^terity ', or if he means the modern Southern dogma, laid down in Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■ 057 part of his book, our author makes several logical slijis and jumps, which are worthy of notice. He takes this position : "The sinful conduct of men may justify bondage, both tempo- rary and permanent. " To illustrate this, he supposes that the passengei-s of aship succeed in subduing and bringing to invol- untary hard labor for life, under the laws of tlieir country, its cai)tain and crew, wlio were known to have conspired to kill tlie passengers and to become pirates on the high sea. Th...is in- voluntary servitude for crime we admit to be justifiable. But would it be justifiable to enslave the ch/'ld/'cn of those pirates for the crime of their parents? Dr. Stiles' position, " Tlie sinful conduct of man may justify bondage, both temporary and permanent, " is indefinite and ambiguous. If he means by it, that. The sinful conduct of a man may justify his bond- age temporary or permanent, that is time. But if he means by it what he needs to mean, in order to prove, as he was endeav- oring to prove, that American slavery is not necessarily sinful, viz: that the sinful conduct of a man may justify the enslave- ment of himself and hisjpoi^terity ', or if he means the modern Southern dogma, laid down in Dr.
What to read after Southern Writers On Slavery Helper Against Slavery Stiles Against Anti Slaver?
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