The Life of Robert Toombs
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" In concluding the speech he addressed, as will be seen, a peroration to the people of Georgia: "Sir, I have little more to add: nothing for myself. I feel that I have no need to pledge my poor services to this great cause, to my country. My state has spoken for herself. Nine years ago a convention of her people met and declared that her connection with this government depended upon the faithful execution of this fugitive slave law and her full enjoyment of equal rights in the common territori...es. I have shown that the one contingency has already arrived; the other waits only the success of the Republican party in the approaching presidential election. I was a member of that convention, and stood then and now pledged to its THE ELECTION OF 1860 183 action. I have faithfully labored to avert these calamities. I will yet labor until this last contingency happens, faith fully, honestly, and to the best of my poor abilities. When that time comes, freemen of Georgia, redeem your pledge: I am ready to redeem mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In concluding the speech he addressed, as will be seen, a peroration to the people of Georgia: "Sir, I have little more to add: nothing for myself. I feel that I have no need to pledge my poor services to this great cause, to my country. My state has spoken for herself. Nine years ago a convention of her people met and declared that her connection with this government depended upon the faithful execution of this fugitive slave law and her full enjoyment of equal rights in the common territori...es. I have shown that the one contingency has already arrived; the other waits only the success of the Republican party in the approaching presidential election. I was a member of that convention, and stood then and now pledged to its THE ELECTION OF 1860 183 action. I have faithfully labored to avert these calamities. I will yet labor until this last contingency happens, faith fully, honestly, and to the best of my poor abilities. When that time comes, freemen of Georgia, redeem your pledge: I am ready to redeem mine.
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