The Proclamation of Emancipation
The Proclamation of Emancipation
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[Applause. ] That is the vast and momentous issue which this Proclamation lays before the mand its protection against the power of the Government, wielded to preserve its own life.
Do you hold back because you do not perceive the necessity lor the step ? But the Commander- in-Chief, surveying the whole field of the rebel- lion, in its cause and probable results, and in its relations to this country and to other countries, did consider it necessary, and it was for him ahmt to judge. Will you rev...olt against his 'udgment? ["No! no! no!"] Are you in doubt as to the efiiciency of the measure? What avail such doubts? Do they promote the Union cause ? Do they make you any better patriot? Does your devotiun to your American people and the world, and concerning i country recruit itself from their companionship ?
which the President of the United States " in- vokes the considerate judgment of mankind. " As a part of that people we have met to express our juilgment of his act. It is our high privi- lege and our duty to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Applause. ] That is the vast and momentous issue which this Proclamation lays before the mand its protection against the power of the Government, wielded to preserve its own life.
Do you hold back because you do not perceive the necessity lor the step ? But the Commander- in-Chief, surveying the whole field of the rebel- lion, in its cause and probable results, and in its relations to this country and to other countries, did consider it necessary, and it was for him ahmt to judge. Will you rev...olt against his 'udgment? ["No! no! no!"] Are you in doubt as to the efiiciency of the measure? What avail such doubts? Do they promote the Union cause ? Do they make you any better patriot? Does your devotiun to your American people and the world, and concerning i country recruit itself from their companionship ?
which the President of the United States " in- vokes the considerate judgment of mankind. " As a part of that people we have met to express our juilgment of his act. It is our high privi- lege and our duty to do so.
What to read after The Proclamation of Emancipation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles D Charles Daniel Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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