The Wolf Detected
The Wolf Detected
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For that nation, or for those who still adhere to her interests, to pretend to love freedom, is tiie most egregi- ous trifling. Those who have once and again attempted to rivet the fetters of bondage on the free white man of America, ought to be " laughed — to scorn, " when they, without correcting one of their national sins, pretend to be very anxious to unshackle the Southern slave. Those who use all their power to make slaves, cannot be in fa- vor of emancipation. Great Britain, with all her... profes- sions of love for freedom, sends none of her agents to de- liver from bondage any of the millions of slaves held on the Eastern continent. The nations that hold multitudes of these slaves, are her neighbors and allies. If she desi- red universal emancipation, she might find something to do in freeing the slaves held in Europe, Asia and Africa. She might even find some work of this kind in the West Indies and in South America. But she passes by all these portions of the earth, and fixes the eye of her pretended philanthropy upon the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For that nation, or for those who still adhere to her interests, to pretend to love freedom, is tiie most egregi- ous trifling. Those who have once and again attempted to rivet the fetters of bondage on the free white man of America, ought to be " laughed — to scorn, " when they, without correcting one of their national sins, pretend to be very anxious to unshackle the Southern slave. Those who use all their power to make slaves, cannot be in fa- vor of emancipation. Great Britain, with all her... profes- sions of love for freedom, sends none of her agents to de- liver from bondage any of the millions of slaves held on the Eastern continent. The nations that hold multitudes of these slaves, are her neighbors and allies. If she desi- red universal emancipation, she might find something to do in freeing the slaves held in Europe, Asia and Africa. She might even find some work of this kind in the West Indies and in South America. But she passes by all these portions of the earth, and fixes the eye of her pretended philanthropy upon the United States.
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