Springfield And Concord
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It is done quietly ; no mistakes are made, or if one occurs, the swift arm of the law and of public opinion swings down for a moment, as when the other day a black man and a white woman were arrested for talking together on Whitehall Street in Atlanta" ("The Souls of Black Folk," p. 183).
Page 59.
" Memories." This is an incident related by the Hon. Wm. H. Fleming as having happened at Augusta but quite recently.
Page 61.
" A white man's appeal." Compare the statements of the Hon. Wm. H. Flemin...g in his Speech, " The foundation of the moral law is justice. Let us solve the negro problem by giving the negro justice and 180 NOTES applying to him the recognised principles of the moral law" (p. 62), and the following as his corollary, "Justly proud of our race, we refuse to amalgamate with the negro. Neverthe- less, the negro is a human being under the Fatherhood of God, and consequently within the Brotherhood of man for these two relations are inseparable " (p. 35).
Page 62.
The charge which the Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is done quietly ; no mistakes are made, or if one occurs, the swift arm of the law and of public opinion swings down for a moment, as when the other day a black man and a white woman were arrested for talking together on Whitehall Street in Atlanta" ("The Souls of Black Folk," p. 183).
Page 59.
" Memories." This is an incident related by the Hon. Wm. H. Fleming as having happened at Augusta but quite recently.
Page 61.
" A white man's appeal." Compare the statements of the Hon. Wm. H. Flemin...g in his Speech, " The foundation of the moral law is justice. Let us solve the negro problem by giving the negro justice and 180 NOTES applying to him the recognised principles of the moral law" (p. 62), and the following as his corollary, "Justly proud of our race, we refuse to amalgamate with the negro. Neverthe- less, the negro is a human being under the Fatherhood of God, and consequently within the Brotherhood of man for these two relations are inseparable " (p. 35).
Page 62.
The charge which the Hon.
What to read after Springfield And Concord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osmaston, F. P. B. (Francis Plumptre Beresford), B. 1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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