The Colonizationist And Journal of Freedom volume 2
The Colonizationist And Journal of Freedom volume 2
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Gurley applies to the pres- ent state of things. In this connection he gives the following rea- sons for supporting the Colonization Society : 1. This Society proposes the only plan of benevolent action, for the benefit of this population, in which our tffto/e benevolent community can be expected to unite.
2. The plan of the Society is the best that can be devised for those most di- rectly interested in it — the free people of color. No reflecting man can deny, that causes not under the control... of humanity, legislation, or religion, retard the improvement, depress the mind, and IliJiit the happiness and usefulness of this class in the United States, and that these causes have no existence in Africa.
This is not a matter merely of theory, but a matter uffact. We have the tes- timony of emigrants themselves, confirmed by that of respectable citizens of the United States, and of enlightened foreigners, to prove that the free man of color in Liberia, {tichh'unscU relived from embarrassments ivhich are thrown around him here ; that he experiences the influence of new motives ; finds himself in Letter of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gurley applies to the pres- ent state of things. In this connection he gives the following rea- sons for supporting the Colonization Society : 1. This Society proposes the only plan of benevolent action, for the benefit of this population, in which our tffto/e benevolent community can be expected to unite.
2. The plan of the Society is the best that can be devised for those most di- rectly interested in it — the free people of color. No reflecting man can deny, that causes not under the control... of humanity, legislation, or religion, retard the improvement, depress the mind, and IliJiit the happiness and usefulness of this class in the United States, and that these causes have no existence in Africa.
This is not a matter merely of theory, but a matter uffact. We have the tes- timony of emigrants themselves, confirmed by that of respectable citizens of the United States, and of enlightened foreigners, to prove that the free man of color in Liberia, {tichh'unscU relived from embarrassments ivhich are thrown around him here ; that he experiences the influence of new motives ; finds himself in Letter of Mr.
What to read after The Colonizationist And Journal of Freedom volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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