The Life And Writings of Theodore Parker
The Life And Writings of Theodore Parker
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6, 8)." In May, 1854, at the time of the Crimean War, he wrote to Professor Desor : " The South takes side with Bussia. Alone of all Europe she never found fault with American slavery ; she sympathizes with us. This is what the Southern journals have said openly all the winter. We must have a dreadful chastisement one day. I suppose it will come from our towns, from civil war." About the same time he wrote to Mr Seward, after- ward Secretary of State of the Union, Lincoln's friend and counsello...r, a letter of rare insight, and of which we transcribe the greater part : " It seems to me that the country has now got to such a pass that the people must interfere, and take things out of the hands of the politicians who now control them, or else the American State will be lost. Allow me to show in extenso what I mean. Here are two distinct elements, in the nation, viz., Freedom and Slavery. The two are hostile in nature, and therefore mutually invasive ; both are or- ganized in the institutions of the land.
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6, 8)." In May, 1854, at the time of the Crimean War, he wrote to Professor Desor : " The South takes side with Bussia. Alone of all Europe she never found fault with American slavery ; she sympathizes with us. This is what the Southern journals have said openly all the winter. We must have a dreadful chastisement one day. I suppose it will come from our towns, from civil war." About the same time he wrote to Mr Seward, after- ward Secretary of State of the Union, Lincoln's friend and counsello...r, a letter of rare insight, and of which we transcribe the greater part : " It seems to me that the country has now got to such a pass that the people must interfere, and take things out of the hands of the politicians who now control them, or else the American State will be lost. Allow me to show in extenso what I mean. Here are two distinct elements, in the nation, viz., Freedom and Slavery. The two are hostile in nature, and therefore mutually invasive ; both are or- ganized in the institutions of the land.
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