The Reciprocal Influence of Africa And America An Address Delivered in Washing
The Reciprocal Influence of Africa And America An Address Delivered in Washing
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The heroism, zeal, and marvellous success with which the founders of the Society labored, are without a parallel in his- tory. Upon its straightforward and honest platform, patri- otic men and statesmen of the country, without distinction of party, section, or sect, cordially worked together, keep- ing out of their deliberations all extraneous issues, and refrain- ing studiously from the exciting topics and controversies of the day: their sole aim and motive was the good of their country and of... the African race. By scrupulously following this conser- vative course, this Society founded a nation in Liberia; and in no other way could it have been done. More than that, this co-operation of eminent men from opposite sections served to cement a union of sentiment and feeling conservative of the country.
When the Government of the United States', in enforcing the law against the slave-trade, captured a slave-ship, it was in a dilemma what to do with the recaptured Africans. It surely could not keep them here, whither they were brought by force ; nor could it return them to Africa, with the liability of their being sold into slavery again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The heroism, zeal, and marvellous success with which the founders of the Society labored, are without a parallel in his- tory. Upon its straightforward and honest platform, patri- otic men and statesmen of the country, without distinction of party, section, or sect, cordially worked together, keep- ing out of their deliberations all extraneous issues, and refrain- ing studiously from the exciting topics and controversies of the day: their sole aim and motive was the good of their country and of... the African race. By scrupulously following this conser- vative course, this Society founded a nation in Liberia; and in no other way could it have been done. More than that, this co-operation of eminent men from opposite sections served to cement a union of sentiment and feeling conservative of the country.
When the Government of the United States', in enforcing the law against the slave-trade, captured a slave-ship, it was in a dilemma what to do with the recaptured Africans. It surely could not keep them here, whither they were brought by force ; nor could it return them to Africa, with the liability of their being sold into slavery again.
What to read after The Reciprocal Influence of Africa And America An Address Delivered in Washing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Washington Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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