The Negro Labor Question
The Negro Labor Question
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Does it not gather under its protection the starving, houseless, miserable beings who have been called into existence under the vicis- situdes of that very state of society, who have been left by its mercenary and miserable influ- ences, and who have been reduced thereby to the minimum of human existence, and, through that cause, to demoralization and despair ? Does it not feel itself compelled to gather them in masses, even by particular and palpable lines of distinction, which vu^tually amoun...t to a require- ment of the surrender of their liberty, and even of what some would not hesitate to call their most natural rights ? Why, in England, under the Poor Laws— under those very Poor Laws which large-hearted, and high-principled, and liberal-minded statesmen and philanthropists, like Brougham, and Komilly, and Russell, and others — who have won the sympathies even of us American republicans — contributed to frame and enact ; under those now generally considered most beneficent laws, no sooner does a man, from whatever cause, fall into pauperism, and find it necessary to apply for relief, than by that very 40 THE KEGRO LABOR QUESTIOX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does it not gather under its protection the starving, houseless, miserable beings who have been called into existence under the vicis- situdes of that very state of society, who have been left by its mercenary and miserable influ- ences, and who have been reduced thereby to the minimum of human existence, and, through that cause, to demoralization and despair ? Does it not feel itself compelled to gather them in masses, even by particular and palpable lines of distinction, which vu^tually amoun...t to a require- ment of the surrender of their liberty, and even of what some would not hesitate to call their most natural rights ? Why, in England, under the Poor Laws— under those very Poor Laws which large-hearted, and high-principled, and liberal-minded statesmen and philanthropists, like Brougham, and Komilly, and Russell, and others — who have won the sympathies even of us American republicans — contributed to frame and enact ; under those now generally considered most beneficent laws, no sooner does a man, from whatever cause, fall into pauperism, and find it necessary to apply for relief, than by that very 40 THE KEGRO LABOR QUESTIOX.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orson S From Old Catalog Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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