The Negro Problem
The Negro Problem
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The experience of our Southern States has no analogue. — Ed.
7 I have always felt, as the result of my contact with and observation of the negro, that he did suffer from the want of support afforded bv ances- tral virtue and experience in the ways of freedom. This will probably make his progress less sure and ing — certainly the larger part of those who are now of vigorous body — have never felt the influence of actual bond- age ; though perhaps the greater part of them were born during the day...s of slavery, they were but children when the war came, and never were sensible of the old system.
The economic history of these years since the war, though still too brief for any very sound opinions, seems to point to the conclusion that we may for the present, at least, escape the sloth which fell upon Jamaica and Hayti with the overthrow of slavery. The South has advanced in every branch of material wealth, though without much immigra- tion to swell its activities. All its im- portant staples except rice, especially those which are the result of negro la- bor, have increased in quantity much be- yond the measure of the days of slavery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The experience of our Southern States has no analogue. — Ed.
7 I have always felt, as the result of my contact with and observation of the negro, that he did suffer from the want of support afforded bv ances- tral virtue and experience in the ways of freedom. This will probably make his progress less sure and ing — certainly the larger part of those who are now of vigorous body — have never felt the influence of actual bond- age ; though perhaps the greater part of them were born during the day...s of slavery, they were but children when the war came, and never were sensible of the old system.
The economic history of these years since the war, though still too brief for any very sound opinions, seems to point to the conclusion that we may for the present, at least, escape the sloth which fell upon Jamaica and Hayti with the overthrow of slavery. The South has advanced in every branch of material wealth, though without much immigra- tion to swell its activities. All its im- portant staples except rice, especially those which are the result of negro la- bor, have increased in quantity much be- yond the measure of the days of slavery.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaler Nathaniel Southgate to read onlineMoreLess
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