Address to the Non Slaveholders of the South On the Social And Political Evils
Address to the Non Slaveholders of the South On the Social And Political Evils
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Fuller, late of Beaufort, S. C, has pub- lished that these wicked laws " aro most of them virtually repealed by universal practice. " He says of one of them, " Violate it most industriously. " And in regard to the slaves' reading, " Howmanyare taught. " The laws, then, constitute no part of the difficulty in the way. Such wicked laws, in this country, must be dead as soon as they begin to be openly dis- regarded.
3. A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce at Savan- nah, July 7, 1845, says, "... There is a law of the State prohibit- inof the instruction of slaves in writing and reading, and yet there is scarcely a family in which they are not thus instructed, or permitted to be instructed. I have resided in this commu- nity for thirty years, and have never heard of a prosecution for a violation of this law, although it was well known to the police of the city that public schools have been kept by colored persons for the instruction of that class. Why is this } for no other reason than that public sentiment was opposed to the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fuller, late of Beaufort, S. C, has pub- lished that these wicked laws " aro most of them virtually repealed by universal practice. " He says of one of them, " Violate it most industriously. " And in regard to the slaves' reading, " Howmanyare taught. " The laws, then, constitute no part of the difficulty in the way. Such wicked laws, in this country, must be dead as soon as they begin to be openly dis- regarded.
3. A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce at Savan- nah, July 7, 1845, says, "... There is a law of the State prohibit- inof the instruction of slaves in writing and reading, and yet there is scarcely a family in which they are not thus instructed, or permitted to be instructed. I have resided in this commu- nity for thirty years, and have never heard of a prosecution for a violation of this law, although it was well known to the police of the city that public schools have been kept by colored persons for the instruction of that class. Why is this } for no other reason than that public sentiment was opposed to the law.
What to read after Address to the Non Slaveholders of the South On the Social And Political Evils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American And Foreign Anti Slavery Society From O to read onlineMoreLess
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