Sympathy Its Foundation And Legitimate Exercise Considered in Special Relation
Sympathy Its Foundation And Legitimate Exercise Considered in Special Relation
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The mind of the master at the South has been embittered, the cords have been tightened, the chains rivet- ted. We are not indeed to expect, that so great a work will be accom- plished without difficulty and opposition: But the opposition in the South to the abolition scheme is nearly universal, and exists on the part of those who see and regret and desire to remedy the evils of slavery. Why have the Abolitionists been so unsuccessful? Experience is the best Teacher; and in order to make rapid i...mprovement, we must permit her to comment freely though kindly on past mistakes. The Abolitionists, in our judgment, have not impartially surveyed the entire field to be operated on. Their operations have not been adapted to existing circumstances. We need wisdom as well as valor. Our arrows must not strike upon the thick plate of the harness, but between the joints. What we aim at, is to do execution, and not to spear our- selves by rushing direct upon llie set pikes of our opponents. To be plain, it is better surely to obtain the gradual emancipation of the slaves, than to have much wrath and no fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mind of the master at the South has been embittered, the cords have been tightened, the chains rivet- ted. We are not indeed to expect, that so great a work will be accom- plished without difficulty and opposition: But the opposition in the South to the abolition scheme is nearly universal, and exists on the part of those who see and regret and desire to remedy the evils of slavery. Why have the Abolitionists been so unsuccessful? Experience is the best Teacher; and in order to make rapid i...mprovement, we must permit her to comment freely though kindly on past mistakes. The Abolitionists, in our judgment, have not impartially surveyed the entire field to be operated on. Their operations have not been adapted to existing circumstances. We need wisdom as well as valor. Our arrows must not strike upon the thick plate of the harness, but between the joints. What we aim at, is to do execution, and not to spear our- selves by rushing direct upon llie set pikes of our opponents. To be plain, it is better surely to obtain the gradual emancipation of the slaves, than to have much wrath and no fruit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H John Herron Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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