England's Greatest National Sin : Being Selections And Reflections On Our Asiatic Opium Policy And Traffic
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if you should go to Man- chester'' (mentioning a certain address), "and see my mother, will you tell her I'm living in Melbourne? Don't, for God's sake ! say I'm in a Chinaman's den." ' The power of opium again prostrated her, and she fell back insensible.' CHAPTER VII.
THE OPIUM TRADE FROM A RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW.
The Great Responsibility of all Christians, to HELP PUT DOWN THIS MoNSTER EviL.
I. God has been long-suffering indeed in not visiting our sin upon us as a nation ; but perhaps this... is because the people have been ignorant of the evil, and not been in- telligent partakers or actors in what has been done. Ignor- ance cannot continue, however, and if the nation, nominally Christian, does not rise to the opportunity in all the strength of righteous resolve, and break off the iniquity, the terrible judgments which are visited upon national wrong- doing must come upon us. In Great Britain, under the constitutional Government of to-day, the people are directly responsible for the deeds of their rulers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
if you should go to Man- chester'' (mentioning a certain address), "and see my mother, will you tell her I'm living in Melbourne? Don't, for God's sake ! say I'm in a Chinaman's den." ' The power of opium again prostrated her, and she fell back insensible.' CHAPTER VII.
THE OPIUM TRADE FROM A RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW.
The Great Responsibility of all Christians, to HELP PUT DOWN THIS MoNSTER EviL.
I. God has been long-suffering indeed in not visiting our sin upon us as a nation ; but perhaps this... is because the people have been ignorant of the evil, and not been in- telligent partakers or actors in what has been done. Ignor- ance cannot continue, however, and if the nation, nominally Christian, does not rise to the opportunity in all the strength of righteous resolve, and break off the iniquity, the terrible judgments which are visited upon national wrong- doing must come upon us. In Great Britain, under the constitutional Government of to-day, the people are directly responsible for the deeds of their rulers.
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