The War in America And What England Or the People of England May Do to Restor
The War in America And What England Or the People of England May Do to Restor
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And now we have only to say, We will not resume this partnership with cruelty ; we will not enter into a new league with death ; wc will not remand the slave hack to the cotton-field. The wheels of our industry are stopped, and they shall not again be set in motion by the motive power and impetus generated by the whip of the slave-driver, but by that of free will and wages.
Now is the time to effect the emancipation and elevation of the negro. And he has proved himself worthy of emancipation. W...hat tempting opportunities have been enjoyed by thousands and tens of thousands of slaves, when escaping, or after esca- ping, to the Federal lines in the South, to execute vengeance, and retaliate upon their former masters, by burning their property, or murdering their families. Yet we hear of no such deeds being indulged in by them, however sweet such revenge might appear. The African has proved himself to be a peaceable, quiet, law-abiding, and inoffensive man ; and yet not at all destitute of Q 18 courage and heroism, Avhen occasion requires ; — faithful and honest as a servant ; and superior in all desirable qualities to the low, rowdy class of the white population — to those who perse- cute, hunt and hang him in the North.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now we have only to say, We will not resume this partnership with cruelty ; we will not enter into a new league with death ; wc will not remand the slave hack to the cotton-field. The wheels of our industry are stopped, and they shall not again be set in motion by the motive power and impetus generated by the whip of the slave-driver, but by that of free will and wages.
Now is the time to effect the emancipation and elevation of the negro. And he has proved himself worthy of emancipation. W...hat tempting opportunities have been enjoyed by thousands and tens of thousands of slaves, when escaping, or after esca- ping, to the Federal lines in the South, to execute vengeance, and retaliate upon their former masters, by burning their property, or murdering their families. Yet we hear of no such deeds being indulged in by them, however sweet such revenge might appear. The African has proved himself to be a peaceable, quiet, law-abiding, and inoffensive man ; and yet not at all destitute of Q 18 courage and heroism, Avhen occasion requires ; — faithful and honest as a servant ; and superior in all desirable qualities to the low, rowdy class of the white population — to those who perse- cute, hunt and hang him in the North.
What to read after The War in America And What England Or the People of England May Do to Restor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Young From Old Catalog Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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