The Sin of Slavery And Its Remedy
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Yes, among all our benevolent efforts, for the Indian upon our frontier, and the far-off Hindoo — for the sailor of the ocean, and the boatman of the river — efforts worthy to be increased a thousand fold — we have for- gotten the stranger, who, having fallen among thieves in the midst of us, has at length lieen left stripped and helpless, a present and urgent provocation to our charity. We have not engaged in any general and well concerted plan to raise the character of our colored popu- latio...n. Yet, in spite of our prejudice and apath}^, they have gene- rally demeaned themselves among us, as quiet, industrious and use-, ful citizens. With more motives to hate us, and less to submit to our laws, they have, beyond all question, been guilty of fewer crimes, than an equal number of the most ignorant of the whites. They have attach- ed themselves to our country, with a patriotism, as ardent as it is un- questionably genuine. Just now a Society comes forward, and says to these wronged and insulted, but patient men, There is a prejudice against you in this land, which can never be overcome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, among all our benevolent efforts, for the Indian upon our frontier, and the far-off Hindoo — for the sailor of the ocean, and the boatman of the river — efforts worthy to be increased a thousand fold — we have for- gotten the stranger, who, having fallen among thieves in the midst of us, has at length lieen left stripped and helpless, a present and urgent provocation to our charity. We have not engaged in any general and well concerted plan to raise the character of our colored popu- latio...n. Yet, in spite of our prejudice and apath}^, they have gene- rally demeaned themselves among us, as quiet, industrious and use-, ful citizens. With more motives to hate us, and less to submit to our laws, they have, beyond all question, been guilty of fewer crimes, than an equal number of the most ignorant of the whites. They have attach- ed themselves to our country, with a patriotism, as ardent as it is un- questionably genuine. Just now a Society comes forward, and says to these wronged and insulted, but patient men, There is a prejudice against you in this land, which can never be overcome.
What to read after The Sin of Slavery And Its Remedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizur Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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