The Educational And Industrial Emancipation of the Negro
The Educational And Industrial Emancipation of the Negro
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If one had asked Caesar when he first discovered your fore- fathers in the condition that has been described, if in two thous- and years they could be transformed into the condition in which they are now found in America, the answer doubtless would have been an emphatic "No. " If one bad asked Livingston, when he first saw my forefathers in Africa, if in the fifty years that have elapsed since then, or even in the two hundred and fifty years that have passed since the first African was brought ...to this country, a young Negro would be the class orator at Harvard University, the answer doubtless would have lnri]ii''No" —, as emphatic as Caesar's.
In mathematics and in the physical sciences we can lay down definite hard and fast rules, can be sure that a certain thing will be true to-morrow, because it was true five hundred years ago, but in the evolution of races and nations it is hardly possible to be guided by or to reckon by mathematical rules. In fact, the higher one ascends, 1 he further he gets away from t he material, and the more nearly he approaches the intellectual and spiritual life, the more uncertainty surrounds him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If one had asked Caesar when he first discovered your fore- fathers in the condition that has been described, if in two thous- and years they could be transformed into the condition in which they are now found in America, the answer doubtless would have been an emphatic "No. " If one bad asked Livingston, when he first saw my forefathers in Africa, if in the fifty years that have elapsed since then, or even in the two hundred and fifty years that have passed since the first African was brought ...to this country, a young Negro would be the class orator at Harvard University, the answer doubtless would have lnri]ii''No" —, as emphatic as Caesar's.
In mathematics and in the physical sciences we can lay down definite hard and fast rules, can be sure that a certain thing will be true to-morrow, because it was true five hundred years ago, but in the evolution of races and nations it is hardly possible to be guided by or to reckon by mathematical rules. In fact, the higher one ascends, 1 he further he gets away from t he material, and the more nearly he approaches the intellectual and spiritual life, the more uncertainty surrounds him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Booker T Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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