The Negro Question An Essay
The Negro Question An Essay
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Gradually these voices for abolition of the shameful institution became louder, however. The community of Friends had been in favor of it for a long time, and a great number of negroes had been assisted by them — to be sure, illegally — in their flight to the free States; but only in the year 1856 the abolitionist party showed itself for the first time as such nationally. Its headquarters were at Rochester, N. Y.. Under the leadership of Lloyd Garrison. It con- sisted of well-meaning men and wo...men, who worked indefatigably, to whom afterwards the protectionists were added, who joined the ]x>pular movement for their own selfish purposes. A well-formu- lated idea how their object should lie gained was not then in exist- ence.
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In November, iS(. O, the presidential candidate of the Republican party was elected. It was the first victory of this party, and with it begins the last act in the history of slavery in Xorth America, which finally ended with the abolition of this institution, which so long had been eminently troublesome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gradually these voices for abolition of the shameful institution became louder, however. The community of Friends had been in favor of it for a long time, and a great number of negroes had been assisted by them — to be sure, illegally — in their flight to the free States; but only in the year 1856 the abolitionist party showed itself for the first time as such nationally. Its headquarters were at Rochester, N. Y.. Under the leadership of Lloyd Garrison. It con- sisted of well-meaning men and wo...men, who worked indefatigably, to whom afterwards the protectionists were added, who joined the ]x>pular movement for their own selfish purposes. A well-formu- lated idea how their object should lie gained was not then in exist- ence.
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In November, iS(. O, the presidential candidate of the Republican party was elected. It was the first victory of this party, and with it begins the last act in the history of slavery in Xorth America, which finally ended with the abolition of this institution, which so long had been eminently troublesome.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eberhard Hayen to read onlineMoreLess
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