Young Peoples History of the United States
Young Peoples History of the United States
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These very slaves were the cause of the quarrel between the Northern and Southern people. As the years passed, the people of the North began to cry out loudly against slavery, saying that all men, white or black, should be free and equal. They said it was an evil and wicked thing that black men and women, heavy chains on their hands and feet, should be sold in the markets of the South like cattle. They wanted to free the millions of slaves already in the South and when new States were made out ...of the Western country, they declared that no slavery should be allowed there. The people of the South grew angry. Most of them were kindly people, who treated their negroes well. They thought that with- out negro slaves they could not cultivate their hot, wet fields and that by freeing the slaves their country would be ruined. So these Southern people declared that the ne- groes were happy as slaves ; that the law of the United States permitted slaves and that each State should be allowed to do as it pleased in the matter.
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These very slaves were the cause of the quarrel between the Northern and Southern people. As the years passed, the people of the North began to cry out loudly against slavery, saying that all men, white or black, should be free and equal. They said it was an evil and wicked thing that black men and women, heavy chains on their hands and feet, should be sold in the markets of the South like cattle. They wanted to free the millions of slaves already in the South and when new States were made out ...of the Western country, they declared that no slavery should be allowed there. The people of the South grew angry. Most of them were kindly people, who treated their negroes well. They thought that with- out negro slaves they could not cultivate their hot, wet fields and that by freeing the slaves their country would be ruined. So these Southern people declared that the ne- groes were happy as slaves ; that the law of the United States permitted slaves and that each State should be allowed to do as it pleased in the matter.
What to read after Young Peoples History of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Lombardi Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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