St Stephen Ii
St Stephen Ii
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The proceeds of this vile commerce, This barb'rous relict, blighting curse, Brought sloth and vice to the Caucasian, With wealth and high social position ; Or place of high trust in the Nation, Or sent him 'broad for's education. Such things made possible, 'twould seem The whole vile system would condemn ; Which gave Tom Moore such keen delight, In pungent satire thus to write : " When weary statesman for repose hath fled, " From halls of council to his negro's shed ; " Where blest he woos some... black Aspasia's grace, "And dreams of freedom in his slave's embrace. '' Thus this peculiar institution Made ours the scorn of all the nations : THE DKIL AMONG THE DIMECRATS. 55 Made it the butt of ribaldry, For haters of democracy, Who claim'd no system worse could be. Than this for licensed lechery. This charge, 'twas useless to deny, When facts so stubborn met the eye : Facts, that too plainly could be seen, And were well known, read of all men ; Facts, that none could deny or doubt, For nature'd let the secret out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The proceeds of this vile commerce, This barb'rous relict, blighting curse, Brought sloth and vice to the Caucasian, With wealth and high social position ; Or place of high trust in the Nation, Or sent him 'broad for's education. Such things made possible, 'twould seem The whole vile system would condemn ; Which gave Tom Moore such keen delight, In pungent satire thus to write : " When weary statesman for repose hath fled, " From halls of council to his negro's shed ; " Where blest he woos some... black Aspasia's grace, "And dreams of freedom in his slave's embrace. '' Thus this peculiar institution Made ours the scorn of all the nations : THE DKIL AMONG THE DIMECRATS. 55 Made it the butt of ribaldry, For haters of democracy, Who claim'd no system worse could be. Than this for licensed lechery. This charge, 'twas useless to deny, When facts so stubborn met the eye : Facts, that too plainly could be seen, And were well known, read of all men ; Facts, that none could deny or doubt, For nature'd let the secret out.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W From Old Catalog Corey to read onlineMoreLess
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