The Providential Significance of the Death of Abraham Lincoln a Discourse Deli
The Providential Significance of the Death of Abraham Lincoln a Discourse Deli
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However slight the difference, if the creature be not human, it is simply an animal.
11 The strangest recklessness has prevailed on this subject. Men have willingly assumed the doctrine that the African race is not human in simple justification of their deeds of o})pression. Rousseau and Voltaire, avowed infidels, assumed that the African was but a superior type of Orang Outang. The same class of reasoning was adopted years ago to prove that the Dutch originally were fish, which being left high... and dry by the tide, gradually accommodated tliemselves to the change of circumstances. The tails being no longer useful gradually wore away. A high authority says, * " according to the definition of species, the question is settled at once, there can be no doubt that all men are of one family. " He adds, " Cuvier and BufFon, and Lawrence, and Pritchard, and Blumenbach, in fact, all resjjedable authorities in Physiology, admit that mankind must be regarded as one species, and that there is nothing in tJieir differences of appearance which for- hids their derivation frmn a single ^>'«?V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However slight the difference, if the creature be not human, it is simply an animal.
11 The strangest recklessness has prevailed on this subject. Men have willingly assumed the doctrine that the African race is not human in simple justification of their deeds of o})pression. Rousseau and Voltaire, avowed infidels, assumed that the African was but a superior type of Orang Outang. The same class of reasoning was adopted years ago to prove that the Dutch originally were fish, which being left high... and dry by the tide, gradually accommodated tliemselves to the change of circumstances. The tails being no longer useful gradually wore away. A high authority says, * " according to the definition of species, the question is settled at once, there can be no doubt that all men are of one family. " He adds, " Cuvier and BufFon, and Lawrence, and Pritchard, and Blumenbach, in fact, all resjjedable authorities in Physiology, admit that mankind must be regarded as one species, and that there is nothing in tJieir differences of appearance which for- hids their derivation frmn a single ^>'«?V.
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