The Poets New England
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Upon the question of the extension of slave territory and the iniquity of the Mexican war, they both felt with great intensity. Both were aroused to indignation at the self-interest displayed by the mon- eyed classes and the politicians; both were disgusted at the insincerity of the churches, and the hypocriti- calness of the colonization scheme. War was as ab- horrent to Lowell as it was to the Quaker Whittier. He perhaps saw a little more deeply into the under- lying evils of war than Whittie...r. He saw that not merely the shooting down of men was to be depre- cated, but the letting loose of capitalistic and political self-seeking. Not only was it the crime of murder, but it was murder in the cause of the individual pocket and individual preeminence.
Whittier possessed the greater emotional fervor during these early days; hence it is that from his anti- slavery poems we derive more completely the inten- sity of feeling rife at the time, while he shows us the actual events with truly dramatic power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon the question of the extension of slave territory and the iniquity of the Mexican war, they both felt with great intensity. Both were aroused to indignation at the self-interest displayed by the mon- eyed classes and the politicians; both were disgusted at the insincerity of the churches, and the hypocriti- calness of the colonization scheme. War was as ab- horrent to Lowell as it was to the Quaker Whittier. He perhaps saw a little more deeply into the under- lying evils of war than Whittie...r. He saw that not merely the shooting down of men was to be depre- cated, but the letting loose of capitalistic and political self-seeking. Not only was it the crime of murder, but it was murder in the cause of the individual pocket and individual preeminence.
Whittier possessed the greater emotional fervor during these early days; hence it is that from his anti- slavery poems we derive more completely the inten- sity of feeling rife at the time, while he shows us the actual events with truly dramatic power.
What to read after The Poets New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Archibald Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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