The Light And Dark of the Rebellion
The Light And Dark of the Rebellion
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Commodores Stringham and AVoodhull severally testify to the valu- able services of the blacks in the navy, saying they are as brave as any who ever stood at the guns. They fought before Vicksburg, and else- where.
" The rebels employ them wherever they can. When they cannot get them willingly, they force them, as they did at Yorktown, to take the front rank of danger. AVhy not now not only educate them to the use of arms, but prepare them to hold the Southern country wrested from rebels ? He di...d not want the white man to go down and perish there. The negro popula- tion, armed, can hold the traitors in subjection. The gentleman from Kentucky was apprehensive if arms were placed in the hands of blacks that they would commit great barbarities. 'What, ' he asked, — replying to that remark, — ' had become of the Christian teachings which were said to prevail in the South?' He said that General Meigs had informed him ad- ditional numbers of blacks were required to man the ships, this class of persons having proved highly valuable in the naval service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commodores Stringham and AVoodhull severally testify to the valu- able services of the blacks in the navy, saying they are as brave as any who ever stood at the guns. They fought before Vicksburg, and else- where.
" The rebels employ them wherever they can. When they cannot get them willingly, they force them, as they did at Yorktown, to take the front rank of danger. AVhy not now not only educate them to the use of arms, but prepare them to hold the Southern country wrested from rebels ? He di...d not want the white man to go down and perish there. The negro popula- tion, armed, can hold the traitors in subjection. The gentleman from Kentucky was apprehensive if arms were placed in the hands of blacks that they would commit great barbarities. 'What, ' he asked, — replying to that remark, — ' had become of the Christian teachings which were said to prevail in the South?' He said that General Meigs had informed him ad- ditional numbers of blacks were required to man the ships, this class of persons having proved highly valuable in the naval service.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Edwards Charles Edwards Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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