Three Years Female Anti Slavery Effort in Britain And America Being a Report
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Telves ? I despise thy conduct and thy Colonization Society alike. " We left this man, whose life passes in the unchecked, nay, authorized com- mission of a crime, (which, in another hemisphere, our laws punish with death, ) evidently greatly enraged and astonished, that ll'oman should so deeply sym- pathize with wronged and suffering woman. May the reproof be fastened on his heart, till, by the blessing of the God of the oppressed, he is roused to thought and repentance ! He will then thank us... for the painful awakening. ''These oppressed and afflicted ones were treated by the members of our Society according to the commands of Christ. They were ' in jjrisdu, and wo visited them ; naked, and we clothed them ; strangers, and we took them in. ' " Accept our imperfect obedience, blessed Saviour, for we did it as unto thee ! " The following minutes of a conversation with one of them, are worth pre- 5orving. She said, (speaking of the Agent. ) • 1 was surprised to find tliey called him Turner, in court; for he told me on board the vessel, that his name was William Wilson; and William Wilson, 1 knew, was a Methodist minister in Maryland; but 1 had never seen him, and did not know but tliis man was he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Telves ? I despise thy conduct and thy Colonization Society alike. " We left this man, whose life passes in the unchecked, nay, authorized com- mission of a crime, (which, in another hemisphere, our laws punish with death, ) evidently greatly enraged and astonished, that ll'oman should so deeply sym- pathize with wronged and suffering woman. May the reproof be fastened on his heart, till, by the blessing of the God of the oppressed, he is roused to thought and repentance ! He will then thank us... for the painful awakening. ''These oppressed and afflicted ones were treated by the members of our Society according to the commands of Christ. They were ' in jjrisdu, and wo visited them ; naked, and we clothed them ; strangers, and we took them in. ' " Accept our imperfect obedience, blessed Saviour, for we did it as unto thee ! " The following minutes of a conversation with one of them, are worth pre- 5orving. She said, (speaking of the Agent. ) • 1 was surprised to find tliey called him Turner, in court; for he told me on board the vessel, that his name was William Wilson; and William Wilson, 1 knew, was a Methodist minister in Maryland; but 1 had never seen him, and did not know but tliis man was he.
What to read after Three Years Female Anti Slavery Effort in Britain And America Being a Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasgow Ladies Auxiliary Emancipation Society to read onlineMoreLess
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