The Relation Between the Races At the South
The Relation Between the Races At the South
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Domingo; for every person acquainted even slightly with the nature of those staples and their culture at the South, must know that the negro is, in his present rela- tion, necessary for their production, while, at the same time, he is in the highest and happiest development and comfort of which he is capable. To confute this fact is impossible ; to examine it and test it requires a prolonged 16 examination among Southern plantations, the result of which would be to convince the sceptic, Avhere ...he was rational, and not a blind fanatic, that the negro was in his true position, happily and cheerily fulfilling the Law of his nature. Have abolitionists ever made this investiga- tion ? They have, on the contrary", denounced (so called) slavery at the South, without having the slightest concep- tion of what is slavery, what is a negro, and what is the relation of the black and white races at the South.
While professing to regard the negro as Anrtually of the white race, the JSTorth treats him with insult, scorn and contumely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Domingo; for every person acquainted even slightly with the nature of those staples and their culture at the South, must know that the negro is, in his present rela- tion, necessary for their production, while, at the same time, he is in the highest and happiest development and comfort of which he is capable. To confute this fact is impossible ; to examine it and test it requires a prolonged 16 examination among Southern plantations, the result of which would be to convince the sceptic, Avhere ...he was rational, and not a blind fanatic, that the negro was in his true position, happily and cheerily fulfilling the Law of his nature. Have abolitionists ever made this investiga- tion ? They have, on the contrary", denounced (so called) slavery at the South, without having the slightest concep- tion of what is slavery, what is a negro, and what is the relation of the black and white races at the South.
While professing to regard the negro as Anrtually of the white race, the JSTorth treats him with insult, scorn and contumely.
What to read after The Relation Between the Races At the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Warley Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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