The Nail Hit On the Head
The Nail Hit On the Head
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" 13 slave trade, and the cruelties and oppressions of slavery in the States they represent, and to extend those influences throughout the world. Nay, more, they would brush the crown from the head of your own Victoria, if it were possible, that they might cover the earth with the darkness of their own foul designs.
"It is a little surprising that while the stoning up of a single Southern port should have roused the indignation of your mer- chants, that they should have no rebuke for the rebels... of the South, for their infamous destruction of more than one hundred light- houses on the Southern coast, which have been erected by this Gov- ernment for the benefit not only of our own commerce, but for the marine of the world. Thus they have endangered the lives of thousands, and the ships of all nations.
" You have now with you the noted Mason, from the city of Richmond, (the only place in the United States where the Prince of Wales received uncoiirteous treatment, ) and the author of the ' Fugitive Slave Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 13 slave trade, and the cruelties and oppressions of slavery in the States they represent, and to extend those influences throughout the world. Nay, more, they would brush the crown from the head of your own Victoria, if it were possible, that they might cover the earth with the darkness of their own foul designs.
"It is a little surprising that while the stoning up of a single Southern port should have roused the indignation of your mer- chants, that they should have no rebuke for the rebels... of the South, for their infamous destruction of more than one hundred light- houses on the Southern coast, which have been erected by this Gov- ernment for the benefit not only of our own commerce, but for the marine of the world. Thus they have endangered the lives of thousands, and the ships of all nations.
" You have now with you the noted Mason, from the city of Richmond, (the only place in the United States where the Prince of Wales received uncoiirteous treatment, ) and the author of the ' Fugitive Slave Law.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud From Old Catalog Pacificator to read onlineMoreLess
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