An Address to the Whites
An Address to the Whites
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They wish the types, as expressed in their resolution, to be composed of English letters and Chero- kee characters. Those characters have now become extensively used in the nation; their religious songs are written in them; there is an astonishing eagerness in people of s\l classes and ages to acquire a knowledge of them; and the New Testament has been translated into their language. All this impresses on them the immediate necessity of procuring types. The most in- formed and judicious of our ...nation, believe that such a press would go further to remove ignorance, and her offspring sup- erstition and prejudice, than all other means. The adult part of the nation will probably grovel on in ignorance and die in ignorance, without any fair trial upon them, unless the proposed me^ns are carried into effect. The simplicity of this method of writing, and the eagerness to obtain a knowledge of it, are evinced by the astonishing rapidity with which it is acquired, and by the numbers who do so.
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They wish the types, as expressed in their resolution, to be composed of English letters and Chero- kee characters. Those characters have now become extensively used in the nation; their religious songs are written in them; there is an astonishing eagerness in people of s\l classes and ages to acquire a knowledge of them; and the New Testament has been translated into their language. All this impresses on them the immediate necessity of procuring types. The most in- formed and judicious of our ...nation, believe that such a press would go further to remove ignorance, and her offspring sup- erstition and prejudice, than all other means. The adult part of the nation will probably grovel on in ignorance and die in ignorance, without any fair trial upon them, unless the proposed me^ns are carried into effect. The simplicity of this method of writing, and the eagerness to obtain a knowledge of it, are evinced by the astonishing rapidity with which it is acquired, and by the numbers who do so.
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