The Diplomatic And Official Papers of Daniel Webster, While Secretary of State
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But it is derogatory to the character and dignity of neither. The objection seems to proceed still upon the implied ground that the abolition of the slave trade is more a duty of Great Britain, or a more leading object with her, than it is or should be with us ; as if, in this great effort of civilized nations to do away the most cruel traffic that ever scourged or dis- graced the world, we had not as high and honorable, as just and merciful a part to act, as any other nation upon the face of t...he earth. Let it be forever remembered, that in this great work of humanity and justice the United States took the lead themselves. This government declared the slave trade un- lawful ; and in this declaration it has been followed by the DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL PAPERS. 205 great powers of Europe. This government declared the slave trade to be piracy ; and in this, too, its example has been fol- lowed by other states. This government — this young gov- ernment — springing up in this new world within half a centu- ry, founded on the broadest principles of civil liberty, and sus- tained by the moral sense and intelligence of the people, has gone in advance of all other nations in summoning the civil- ized world to a common effort to put down and destroy a ne- farious traffic reproachful to human nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it is derogatory to the character and dignity of neither. The objection seems to proceed still upon the implied ground that the abolition of the slave trade is more a duty of Great Britain, or a more leading object with her, than it is or should be with us ; as if, in this great effort of civilized nations to do away the most cruel traffic that ever scourged or dis- graced the world, we had not as high and honorable, as just and merciful a part to act, as any other nation upon the face of t...he earth. Let it be forever remembered, that in this great work of humanity and justice the United States took the lead themselves. This government declared the slave trade un- lawful ; and in this declaration it has been followed by the DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL PAPERS. 205 great powers of Europe. This government declared the slave trade to be piracy ; and in this, too, its example has been fol- lowed by other states. This government — this young gov- ernment — springing up in this new world within half a centu- ry, founded on the broadest principles of civil liberty, and sus- tained by the moral sense and intelligence of the people, has gone in advance of all other nations in summoning the civil- ized world to a common effort to put down and destroy a ne- farious traffic reproachful to human nature.
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