The Premises And Significance of Abraham Lincolns Letter to Theodore Canisius
The Premises And Significance of Abraham Lincolns Letter to Theodore Canisius
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Under the new Amendment of Massachusetts a Southern Slaveholder, or a runaway slave from the rice swamps of South Carolina or the cotton fields of Mississippi could acquire the complete fran- chise in respect of the ballot and office-holding by a single year's residence and such types of University bred men as — Charles Bernays, A. Douai, Julius Froebel, Fred. Hassaurek, Fred. Hecker, Carl Heinzen, George Hillgaertner, Francis A. Hofifman, Francis Lieber, Fred. Kapp, Gustav Koerner, Ar- nold Kr...ekel, Fred Munsch, Theo. Olshausen, E. Pretorious, C. G. Ruemelin, Geo. Schneider, Franz Sigel, Rheinard Sol- ger, G. Struve, J. B. Stallo, Henr}^ Villard and August Wil- lich — these, and scores of like cultured men, would have to live in that Commonwealth seven years before they could ex- ercise the highest privilege of an American citizen. The con- trast between the rights of an ignorant, stupid, and mayhap, vicious negro and those of the literati of Europe's most re- nowned seats of learning presented a spectacle in contrasts that would arouse sensitive Germans to the highest pitch of wrath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the new Amendment of Massachusetts a Southern Slaveholder, or a runaway slave from the rice swamps of South Carolina or the cotton fields of Mississippi could acquire the complete fran- chise in respect of the ballot and office-holding by a single year's residence and such types of University bred men as — Charles Bernays, A. Douai, Julius Froebel, Fred. Hassaurek, Fred. Hecker, Carl Heinzen, George Hillgaertner, Francis A. Hofifman, Francis Lieber, Fred. Kapp, Gustav Koerner, Ar- nold Kr...ekel, Fred Munsch, Theo. Olshausen, E. Pretorious, C. G. Ruemelin, Geo. Schneider, Franz Sigel, Rheinard Sol- ger, G. Struve, J. B. Stallo, Henr}^ Villard and August Wil- lich — these, and scores of like cultured men, would have to live in that Commonwealth seven years before they could ex- ercise the highest privilege of an American citizen. The con- trast between the rights of an ignorant, stupid, and mayhap, vicious negro and those of the literati of Europe's most re- nowned seats of learning presented a spectacle in contrasts that would arouse sensitive Germans to the highest pitch of wrath.
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