The Settlers in Canada
The Settlers in Canada
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"How far the Americans may disprove such an opinion,** continued Mr Campbell, " remains to be seen ; but this is certain, they have commenced their new form of govern- ment with an act of such gross injustice, as to warrant the assumption that all their boasted virtues are pretence.
I refer to their not liberating their slaves. They have given the lie to their own assertions in their Declaration of Independence, in which they have declared all men equal and born free, and we cannot expect the D...ivine blessing upon those who, when they emancipated themselves, were so unjust as to hold their fellow-creatures in bondage.
The time will come, I have no doubt, although perhaps not any of us here present may see the day, when the retribution will fall upon their heads, or rather upon the heads of their oiFspring ; for the sins of the fathers are visited upon the children, even to the third and fourth generation. But it is time for us to think of retiring — good-night, and God bless you all.** Chapter XXV In two days Malachi and John returned, bringing with them the skins of three bears which they had killed — but at this period of the year the animals were so thin and poor, that their flesh was not worth bringing home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How far the Americans may disprove such an opinion,** continued Mr Campbell, " remains to be seen ; but this is certain, they have commenced their new form of govern- ment with an act of such gross injustice, as to warrant the assumption that all their boasted virtues are pretence.
I refer to their not liberating their slaves. They have given the lie to their own assertions in their Declaration of Independence, in which they have declared all men equal and born free, and we cannot expect the D...ivine blessing upon those who, when they emancipated themselves, were so unjust as to hold their fellow-creatures in bondage.
The time will come, I have no doubt, although perhaps not any of us here present may see the day, when the retribution will fall upon their heads, or rather upon the heads of their oiFspring ; for the sins of the fathers are visited upon the children, even to the third and fourth generation. But it is time for us to think of retiring — good-night, and God bless you all.** Chapter XXV In two days Malachi and John returned, bringing with them the skins of three bears which they had killed — but at this period of the year the animals were so thin and poor, that their flesh was not worth bringing home.
What to read after The Settlers in Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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