Two Letters On Slavery in the United States
Two Letters On Slavery in the United States
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" Employer : " You have expressed surpri. Se at Thomas Mitchei's not hearing of God. Ijuilge there are few Colliers here about that have. " Ibid. I will quote no more. It is shocking be3'ond endurance to turn over your Records in which the condition of your laboring classes is but too faith- fully depicted. Could our slaves but see it, they would join us in Lynching Abolitionists, which, by the by, they would not now be loth to do. We ne- ver think of imposing on them such labor, either in amou...nt or kind. We never put them to any worJr. Under ten, more generally at twelve years of age, and then the very lightest. Destitution is absolutely unknown — never did a slave starve in America ; while in moral sentiments and feelings, in religious information, and even in genc-ral intelligence, they are infinitely the superiors of your operatives. When you look around you how dare you talk to us before the world of slavery ? For the condition of your wretched laborers, you, and every Briton who is not one of them, are responsible be- fore God and Man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Employer : " You have expressed surpri. Se at Thomas Mitchei's not hearing of God. Ijuilge there are few Colliers here about that have. " Ibid. I will quote no more. It is shocking be3'ond endurance to turn over your Records in which the condition of your laboring classes is but too faith- fully depicted. Could our slaves but see it, they would join us in Lynching Abolitionists, which, by the by, they would not now be loth to do. We ne- ver think of imposing on them such labor, either in amou...nt or kind. We never put them to any worJr. Under ten, more generally at twelve years of age, and then the very lightest. Destitution is absolutely unknown — never did a slave starve in America ; while in moral sentiments and feelings, in religious information, and even in genc-ral intelligence, they are infinitely the superiors of your operatives. When you look around you how dare you talk to us before the world of slavery ? For the condition of your wretched laborers, you, and every Briton who is not one of them, are responsible be- fore God and Man.
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