The Life of Benjamin F Wade
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Well, sir, since the question has been up, I have taken some pains to look through that book, and I find nothing there but ar- guments addressed by a non slaveholder of a slaveholding state to his fellow non-slaveholders in those states, laying down rules and regula- tions for their proceedings, and arguing this great question of slavery as it affects the interests of non-slaveholders in the slaveholding states.
Unless such arguments are unlawful there. I see nothing in the book but what is pro...per for the consideration of all men, who take an inter- est in these matters. Why, sir, has it come to this, in free America, that there must be a censorship of the press instituted — that a man can *• Impending crisis of the South,' by Hinton Rowan Helper of North Carolina — must be the book — presenting a sharp and startling eco- nomic view of slave and free industries contrasted, now forgotten. Mr.
Helper secured a recommendation of it by many members of the house.
He and his book were banished the south, and the gentlemen indors- ing it, one and all, tabooed by southern men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, sir, since the question has been up, I have taken some pains to look through that book, and I find nothing there but ar- guments addressed by a non slaveholder of a slaveholding state to his fellow non-slaveholders in those states, laying down rules and regula- tions for their proceedings, and arguing this great question of slavery as it affects the interests of non-slaveholders in the slaveholding states.
Unless such arguments are unlawful there. I see nothing in the book but what is pro...per for the consideration of all men, who take an inter- est in these matters. Why, sir, has it come to this, in free America, that there must be a censorship of the press instituted — that a man can *• Impending crisis of the South,' by Hinton Rowan Helper of North Carolina — must be the book — presenting a sharp and startling eco- nomic view of slave and free industries contrasted, now forgotten. Mr.
Helper secured a recommendation of it by many members of the house.
He and his book were banished the south, and the gentlemen indors- ing it, one and all, tabooed by southern men.
What to read after The Life of Benjamin F Wade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riddle, A. G. (Albert Gallatin), 1816-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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