An Oration
An Oration
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Like that it makes or- phans and widows, takes the brother from the sister, seizes up the young man in the health of his days and blasts his hopes forever. It is worse than the slavery of the African, for the African is only made to work under the lash of a task master, whereas the citizen of the United States, thus enslaved, receives also the lash on the slightest lapses from a rigorous discipline, and is moreover exposed to the bitter fate of fighting against those towards whom he has no 4 26... - ' hostility, perhaps his own countrymen — it may be, his own immediate kindred. This is not exaggeration, fellow citizens, it is reality and fact.
But, say the British, \vc want not your men; we want only our own Prove that they are yow's and we will surrender them up. Baser outrage! insolent indignity! that a free born American must be made to prove his nativity to those who have previousH' violated his liberty, else he is to be held forever as a slave! That be- fore a British tribunal — a British boarding officer —a free-born American must be made to seal up the vouchers of his lineage, to exhibit the re- cords of his baptism and his birth, to establish the identity that binds him to his parents, to his blood, to his native land, by setting forth in odious detail his size, his age, the shape of his frame, whether his hair is long or cropt — his marks — like an ox or a horse of the manner — that all this must be done as the condition of his escape from the galling thraldom of a British ship!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like that it makes or- phans and widows, takes the brother from the sister, seizes up the young man in the health of his days and blasts his hopes forever. It is worse than the slavery of the African, for the African is only made to work under the lash of a task master, whereas the citizen of the United States, thus enslaved, receives also the lash on the slightest lapses from a rigorous discipline, and is moreover exposed to the bitter fate of fighting against those towards whom he has no 4 26... - ' hostility, perhaps his own countrymen — it may be, his own immediate kindred. This is not exaggeration, fellow citizens, it is reality and fact.
But, say the British, \vc want not your men; we want only our own Prove that they are yow's and we will surrender them up. Baser outrage! insolent indignity! that a free born American must be made to prove his nativity to those who have previousH' violated his liberty, else he is to be held forever as a slave! That be- fore a British tribunal — a British boarding officer —a free-born American must be made to seal up the vouchers of his lineage, to exhibit the re- cords of his baptism and his birth, to establish the identity that binds him to his parents, to his blood, to his native land, by setting forth in odious detail his size, his age, the shape of his frame, whether his hair is long or cropt — his marks — like an ox or a horse of the manner — that all this must be done as the condition of his escape from the galling thraldom of a British ship!
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