The South Her Peril And Her Duty a Discourse
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So literally true are the words of the text, ad- dressed by Obadiah to Edom, " All the men of our confederacy, the men that were at peace with us, have eaten our bread at the very time they have deceived and laid a wound under us. " Even beyond — this the enriching commerce, which has built the splen- did cities and marble palaces, of England as well as of America, has been largely established upon the products of our soil; and the blooms upon southern fields gathered by black hands, have fed t...he spindles and looms of Manchester and Birmingham not less than of Lawrence and Lowell. Strike now a blow at this system of labor and the world itself totters at the stroke. Shall we permit that blow to fall ? Do we not owe it to civilized man to stand in the breach and stay the uplifted arm ? If the blind Samson lays hold of the pillars which support the arch of the world's industry, how many more will be buried beneath its ruins than the lords of the Philistines ? " Who knoweth whether we are not come to the kingdom for such a time as this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So literally true are the words of the text, ad- dressed by Obadiah to Edom, " All the men of our confederacy, the men that were at peace with us, have eaten our bread at the very time they have deceived and laid a wound under us. " Even beyond — this the enriching commerce, which has built the splen- did cities and marble palaces, of England as well as of America, has been largely established upon the products of our soil; and the blooms upon southern fields gathered by black hands, have fed t...he spindles and looms of Manchester and Birmingham not less than of Lawrence and Lowell. Strike now a blow at this system of labor and the world itself totters at the stroke. Shall we permit that blow to fall ? Do we not owe it to civilized man to stand in the breach and stay the uplifted arm ? If the blind Samson lays hold of the pillars which support the arch of the world's industry, how many more will be buried beneath its ruins than the lords of the Philistines ? " Who knoweth whether we are not come to the kingdom for such a time as this.
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