The Wrongs to Missouri's Loyal People
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When they saw it announced au- thoritatively by the parties engaged in the work of founding that empire, that they were only consummating what had Ijcen in conspiracy for forty years ; when they saw that for Slavery the Southern aristocrats were striving to overturn ttie liberties of the American people, disrupt their Union, and destroy their Constitution ; when they perceived that the success of this unexampled and incomparable scheme of out- rage, fraud, perjury, and treason, would plunge thi...s nation into perpetual war, and that as long as Missouri should be a slave State, she would he one of the chief victims of that war; when, 1 say, all these things became manifest to tlie loyal peeple of Missouri, a mighty revolution in their opinions concerning Slavery began, and from month to month moved on with tremendous rapidity and force. Never, I will venture to aflirm, was there witnessed in this country so marked and swift a revolution of piiblic sentiment in regard to so important a matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they saw it announced au- thoritatively by the parties engaged in the work of founding that empire, that they were only consummating what had Ijcen in conspiracy for forty years ; when they saw that for Slavery the Southern aristocrats were striving to overturn ttie liberties of the American people, disrupt their Union, and destroy their Constitution ; when they perceived that the success of this unexampled and incomparable scheme of out- rage, fraud, perjury, and treason, would plunge thi...s nation into perpetual war, and that as long as Missouri should be a slave State, she would he one of the chief victims of that war; when, 1 say, all these things became manifest to tlie loyal peeple of Missouri, a mighty revolution in their opinions concerning Slavery began, and from month to month moved on with tremendous rapidity and force. Never, I will venture to aflirm, was there witnessed in this country so marked and swift a revolution of piiblic sentiment in regard to so important a matter.
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