The Year of Jubilee But Not to Africans a Discourse Delivered July 4th 1825
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Tlie colour of a ui m's dress depend! ou his owa will ; but, " tke Ethioaian cannot change his skin, '" if he would.
17 This is tbe immediate object of the Colonizatirm Society. Nor is it a mere matter of doubtful experi- ment. A similar attempt has long since been maile by the British nation, at Sierra Leone, and the result » as fully proven to the world, that the minds of black men are as capable as the whites, when placed under equal circumstances of improvement. The ^aine result? are beginn...ing to be realized in the infant colony planted by our own countrymen at Cape Mes^uiado. And nothing is wanting, but the patronage of our own citizens, to ex- tend the same advantages to hundreds and tliousaud? of the degraded and oppressed sons of Africa, who arc still in our land.
In further confirmation of the same views, it may be observed, that in the slave-holding states there are many owners of slaves who would gladly emancipate them, but are expressly prohibited. It is impossible, therefore, for them to proclaim "liberty to the capti\es, " unless they can transport them without the limits of the state, \yhat then can such benevolent masters do with their slaves ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlie colour of a ui m's dress depend! ou his owa will ; but, " tke Ethioaian cannot change his skin, '" if he would.
17 This is tbe immediate object of the Colonizatirm Society. Nor is it a mere matter of doubtful experi- ment. A similar attempt has long since been maile by the British nation, at Sierra Leone, and the result » as fully proven to the world, that the minds of black men are as capable as the whites, when placed under equal circumstances of improvement. The ^aine result? are beginn...ing to be realized in the infant colony planted by our own countrymen at Cape Mes^uiado. And nothing is wanting, but the patronage of our own citizens, to ex- tend the same advantages to hundreds and tliousaud? of the degraded and oppressed sons of Africa, who arc still in our land.
In further confirmation of the same views, it may be observed, that in the slave-holding states there are many owners of slaves who would gladly emancipate them, but are expressly prohibited. It is impossible, therefore, for them to proclaim "liberty to the capti\es, " unless they can transport them without the limits of the state, \yhat then can such benevolent masters do with their slaves ?
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