The Death of Slavery
The Death of Slavery
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For slavery must forever be a war in its natural struggles for freedom, so long as God lights up the love of liberty in the human heart. The great question for the country is now to be settled by us whether we will accept a providential interposition that has com- pelled the government, in the most reluctant self-defence, to de- clare freedom to all slaves claimed by rebels in arms, as the only effectual means of saving the nation's life, and thus performing the highest duty enjoined by the Con...stitution.
From all that can be gathered from the newspapers of the South that profess to speak in behalf of the states now in rebel- lion, we are compelled to believe that their Vice-President was in earnest when he declared that their intention was to make slavery the corner-stone of their confederacy. After the fright- ful loss of life and treasure already brought upon the nation, these men seem determined to wade through seas of blood in order to obtain stronger guarantees and additional protection for an institution which is at war with natural justice and all the noble instincts of a common humanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For slavery must forever be a war in its natural struggles for freedom, so long as God lights up the love of liberty in the human heart. The great question for the country is now to be settled by us whether we will accept a providential interposition that has com- pelled the government, in the most reluctant self-defence, to de- clare freedom to all slaves claimed by rebels in arms, as the only effectual means of saving the nation's life, and thus performing the highest duty enjoined by the Con...stitution.
From all that can be gathered from the newspapers of the South that profess to speak in behalf of the states now in rebel- lion, we are compelled to believe that their Vice-President was in earnest when he declared that their intention was to make slavery the corner-stone of their confederacy. After the fright- ful loss of life and treasure already brought upon the nation, these men seem determined to wade through seas of blood in order to obtain stronger guarantees and additional protection for an institution which is at war with natural justice and all the noble instincts of a common humanity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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