The American Board And American Slavery
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N of the Board, from the beginniug of the preFent movemeDt in behalf of the slave, is tbat of resiti- ance to the general progress, and on the side of slavery.^' It is too late, therefore, for Mr. Beecher to say in 1860 that the Board kept pace with the progress of the age, when in 1844, an eye witcess of the progress which the age was making declared that the Boaid was resisting that general progress, and on the side of slavery !
What was done by the Board in that jear? They quoted their decla...ration of the preceding year, adding only these words : *' It is quite certain that, without a change of viewe, the Board can do nothing beyond this. " A change of views ! That is what I charge — that they needed a change of views ! They had not jet been con- verted to anti-slavery sentiment. In genuite conversion there are two things, namely, a change of views and a change of conduct. The Board had not then come even to a change of views!
Then followed the meeting in 1845, with which Mr. Beecher began his speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N of the Board, from the beginniug of the preFent movemeDt in behalf of the slave, is tbat of resiti- ance to the general progress, and on the side of slavery.^' It is too late, therefore, for Mr. Beecher to say in 1860 that the Board kept pace with the progress of the age, when in 1844, an eye witcess of the progress which the age was making declared that the Boaid was resisting that general progress, and on the side of slavery !
What was done by the Board in that jear? They quoted their decla...ration of the preceding year, adding only these words : *' It is quite certain that, without a change of viewe, the Board can do nothing beyond this. " A change of views ! That is what I charge — that they needed a change of views ! They had not jet been con- verted to anti-slavery sentiment. In genuite conversion there are two things, namely, a change of views and a change of conduct. The Board had not then come even to a change of views!
Then followed the meeting in 1845, with which Mr. Beecher began his speech.
What to read after The American Board And American Slavery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Tilton to read onlineMoreLess
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