The Facts Or At Whose Door Does the Sin Lie
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— but they should remember that we value it at more than half-a-crown a week.
Every man can tame a shrew but he that hath her.
The abolitionists are always loading cannon to shoot larks. Their minds, like their chimneys, need an occasional sweeping out, they get so sooty on the black question. They remind me of the near-sighted captain who, observing a fly spec on his chart, took it for a guano island, and beat his ship round it all night !
I hope by this time, that English children, should thi...s ever fall in their way, will not grow up with the idea that Americans introduced the siu of slavery !
Americans were not its founders — nor were the Europeans. The Africans were the patentees of the institution of negro slavery. Italy learnt the art from Africa. Delos was the great- est slave mart of antiquity. Ten thousand were sold in one day !
Did it ever occur to the African philanthropists, when travel- ling in Italy and Greece, that most of those beautiful columns they admire so much were made by slaves ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— but they should remember that we value it at more than half-a-crown a week.
Every man can tame a shrew but he that hath her.
The abolitionists are always loading cannon to shoot larks. Their minds, like their chimneys, need an occasional sweeping out, they get so sooty on the black question. They remind me of the near-sighted captain who, observing a fly spec on his chart, took it for a guano island, and beat his ship round it all night !
I hope by this time, that English children, should thi...s ever fall in their way, will not grow up with the idea that Americans introduced the siu of slavery !
Americans were not its founders — nor were the Europeans. The Africans were the patentees of the institution of negro slavery. Italy learnt the art from Africa. Delos was the great- est slave mart of antiquity. Ten thousand were sold in one day !
Did it ever occur to the African philanthropists, when travel- ling in Italy and Greece, that most of those beautiful columns they admire so much were made by slaves ?
What to read after The Facts Or At Whose Door Does the Sin Lie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Francis Train to read onlineMoreLess
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