Lectures of George Thompson With a Full Report of the Discussion Between Mr Th
Lectures of George Thompson With a Full Report of the Discussion Between Mr Th
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Compassion for the infant sympa thy and tenderness towards the aged and infirm, are the reasons why they defend the system. Hear it ye British matrons! Ye know not the duties of the nursery. Ye could not, or ye would not, train up your piccaninnies in the way they should go. They would starve if they were f ree. The negro mother would forget her sucking child, she would not have compassion on the son of her womb, and therefore the West India Committee feels constrained, from principles of heave...nly charity, to care for these in fant outcasts. (Tremendous applause. ) Hear it ye mo dern philanthropists ! Yours is a misguided benevolence.
5(> LECTURE Ye know not what ye do. Slavery is based upon humani ty. The old would want wine. Wine did I say ? Mr. Borthwick told you they had wine. But I suppose this wine is to be found in the spacious habitation the same gentleman described. (A loud laugh. ) A dwelling con sisting of four parlors and a saloon (renewed laughter;) and when instead of the destitute cabin of the slave, you find this delightful and commodious retreat, then, and not till then, will you find the negro regaling himself with wine, supplied him by his most amiable master.
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Compassion for the infant sympa thy and tenderness towards the aged and infirm, are the reasons why they defend the system. Hear it ye British matrons! Ye know not the duties of the nursery. Ye could not, or ye would not, train up your piccaninnies in the way they should go. They would starve if they were f ree. The negro mother would forget her sucking child, she would not have compassion on the son of her womb, and therefore the West India Committee feels constrained, from principles of heave...nly charity, to care for these in fant outcasts. (Tremendous applause. ) Hear it ye mo dern philanthropists ! Yours is a misguided benevolence.
5(> LECTURE Ye know not what ye do. Slavery is based upon humani ty. The old would want wine. Wine did I say ? Mr. Borthwick told you they had wine. But I suppose this wine is to be found in the spacious habitation the same gentleman described. (A loud laugh. ) A dwelling con sisting of four parlors and a saloon (renewed laughter;) and when instead of the destitute cabin of the slave, you find this delightful and commodious retreat, then, and not till then, will you find the negro regaling himself with wine, supplied him by his most amiable master.
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