The South Vindicated From the Treason And Fanaticism of the Northern Abolitionis
The South Vindicated From the Treason And Fanaticism of the Northern Abolitionis
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Can this course of conduct result in any advan- tage to the objects of their benevolence, or to their white brethren of the South? It menaces evil to 213 both. It seeks to effect evil. It looks to revolu- tion; it teaches that the Constitution is ''null and void, ^^ when opposed to their schemes; and contem- plates the prostration of every right, the dissolution of every tie, and the disregard of every obligation between them and the object of their ill-omened ambition.
The Southern states have... passed laws, prohibit- ing the dissemination of incendiary publications within their borders, and denouncing severe penal- ties against the offenders. In some states the offence is capital, and is punished with death. The abolition- ists, who send such publications into the state, vio- late these laws and incur their penalties. It is of no consequence in what manner they commit the crime, whether through the medium of the mails or by private emissaries; it is equally unimportant whether they are within the borders of the state at the time they committed the outrage upon its laws — the crime is equally great, and equally cer- tain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can this course of conduct result in any advan- tage to the objects of their benevolence, or to their white brethren of the South? It menaces evil to 213 both. It seeks to effect evil. It looks to revolu- tion; it teaches that the Constitution is ''null and void, ^^ when opposed to their schemes; and contem- plates the prostration of every right, the dissolution of every tie, and the disregard of every obligation between them and the object of their ill-omened ambition.
The Southern states have... passed laws, prohibit- ing the dissemination of incendiary publications within their borders, and denouncing severe penal- ties against the offenders. In some states the offence is capital, and is punished with death. The abolition- ists, who send such publications into the state, vio- late these laws and incur their penalties. It is of no consequence in what manner they commit the crime, whether through the medium of the mails or by private emissaries; it is equally unimportant whether they are within the borders of the state at the time they committed the outrage upon its laws — the crime is equally great, and equally cer- tain.
What to read after The South Vindicated From the Treason And Fanaticism of the Northern Abolitionis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedro De Cieza De Len to read onlineMoreLess
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