The United States Government the Founder And Necessary Patron of the Liberian R
The United States Government the Founder And Necessary Patron of the Liberian R
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Yet a new relation was assumed when the war for the union ijrought Southern tlaves witiiin the lines of the Union armies. Tlic duty of providing for them was such, that, jiromjilly on the appe d of Piesidcnt Lincoln, Congress made an apin'oprialion lor the foreign colon:/, ition of the people desiring such provision. "When the scheme of coloniza- tion first iu Central America, then in the Danish "West Indies, had been frustrated, no one but those called to the interview, can ever approciato the... intense anxiety shown by Prcsiiient Lincoln; personally sending for, and conversing two hours will, the sal) committee of the Executive Com- mittee of this Society; sending at their su^'gestiou an intilligent colored clergyman as their representative to visit Liberia and report to the clus- tering crowds of his people gathered at the national Capital. Tiic rush of events during tbc delay, the decision of the War Department to cm- ploy colored troops, and the idea that lands and other i)rovisions at home would be granted to the emancipated people, arrested this stago of Government provision for colonists to the Afiican Republic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet a new relation was assumed when the war for the union ijrought Southern tlaves witiiin the lines of the Union armies. Tlic duty of providing for them was such, that, jiromjilly on the appe d of Piesidcnt Lincoln, Congress made an apin'oprialion lor the foreign colon:/, ition of the people desiring such provision. "When the scheme of coloniza- tion first iu Central America, then in the Danish "West Indies, had been frustrated, no one but those called to the interview, can ever approciato the... intense anxiety shown by Prcsiiient Lincoln; personally sending for, and conversing two hours will, the sal) committee of the Executive Com- mittee of this Society; sending at their su^'gestiou an intilligent colored clergyman as their representative to visit Liberia and report to the clus- tering crowds of his people gathered at the national Capital. Tiic rush of events during tbc delay, the decision of the War Department to cm- ploy colored troops, and the idea that lands and other i)rovisions at home would be granted to the emancipated people, arrested this stago of Government provision for colonists to the Afiican Republic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samson, G. W. (George Whitefield), 1819-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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