Among the Pines
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The negro whom I call Scipio, on the day when Major Anderson evacuatedFort Moultrie, and before he or I knew of that event, which set allSouth Carolina in a blaze, foretold to me the breaking out of this warin Charleston harbor, and as confidently predicted that it would resultin the freedom of the slaves!
The fact of this organization existing is not positively known (for theblack is more subtle and crafty than any thing human), but it issuspected by many of the whites, the more moderate of wh...om are disposedto ward off the impending blow by some system of gradualemancipation--declaring all black children born after a certain datefree--or by some other action that will pacify and keep down the slaves. These persons, however, are but a small minority, and possess nopolitical power, and the South is rushing blindly on to a catastrophe, which, if not averted by the action of our government, will make thehorrors of San Domingo and the French Revolution grow pale in history.
I say the action of our government, for with it rests theresponsibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The negro whom I call Scipio, on the day when Major Anderson evacuatedFort Moultrie, and before he or I knew of that event, which set allSouth Carolina in a blaze, foretold to me the breaking out of this warin Charleston harbor, and as confidently predicted that it would resultin the freedom of the slaves!
The fact of this organization existing is not positively known (for theblack is more subtle and crafty than any thing human), but it issuspected by many of the whites, the more moderate of wh...om are disposedto ward off the impending blow by some system of gradualemancipation--declaring all black children born after a certain datefree--or by some other action that will pacify and keep down the slaves. These persons, however, are but a small minority, and possess nopolitical power, and the South is rushing blindly on to a catastrophe, which, if not averted by the action of our government, will make thehorrors of San Domingo and the French Revolution grow pale in history.
I say the action of our government, for with it rests theresponsibility.
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