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90 AMERICA.
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I On The The Morality Revolution Of In T...
danger of death and torture should he fall into the hands of his no supreme surer quondam , and of there master overcoming is ; compensation however the , prejudices the for exi every gencies of the ill . of aristocracy Probab war are ly ,
of color could way be foundthan by accustoming the people to see themselves defended b , blacksdisciplined and dressed in
ordinaimentals y in fact , respectable members of a profession remove services ry d graduall reg always just y , now popular and ; essential it . is fortu Soci , to al nate his prejudices for liberators the negro can ; and that only will his be
are to probabl make y , his ere own long terms * , become for them so indispensabl and to insist e as on to receiving enable him the
same treatment as his white comrades . convenient Opposed to instrument the political are interests numerous , which and find important in abolition ones a
do exposition entirel better y dependent than of these refer upon the by , reader their the respective maintenance to Tract No cham . of 5 p slavery " ions The , we Testimon . For cannot an y
, of Southern Witnesses , " compiled by Loring Moody , U . S . from " The which Philosop characteristic hy of Secession extracts , " l are _> _y the given Hon in . this L literature . W pamp . Spratt hlet , ,
is perhaps the most curious contribution to ever rate Louis vouchsafe ex-government , and XV d the by reasoning We America of Naples ; told p the lausibl , mediaeval with language e , but ingenious Venice the is comparativel spiri , evasiveness or t is the that y court tempe of that the of
-. are but equalit shoul of d y equals not is not be onl , clear as y ; erroneousl and in h case Mr y fan Step the cied hen drift , the sthe of rig this Vice ht of proposition President all men ,
Am n of atural the erican Southern state democracy of Confederacy the enoug has labouring not , , yet in . forms classes fallen , us black into , that the or slavery 'hands white . is of The the a
m a ilitary considerable despot , s but ection reaction of it has tha alread t sentim y proceeded entsnot so merel far in y
land aristocratic members of but of the the intolerantl government South y have oligarchic and long leg , chafe are islature openl d at . y the , The professed restraints wealth b y y
-owners imposed announcing states , and upon th they at them no now state by the prepare can populace endure to take of without the their non " the -slaveholding revenge ballast ~ of b y
a disenfranchised class . " There cannot be much harmony between the holders of such sentiments as these and New
was York inevitable ; for as Mr " . Spratt The princi puts ple it , that when races showing are _unequal that separation , would
North destructive have . been The of destructive prin , slavery ciple at that to the the all South form men . are of Like equal pure an , dem would eag o le cracy and have at a been fish the
90 America.
90 AMERICA .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1, 1864, page 90, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01041864/page/18/
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