The University of Vermont Fifty Years Ago
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A certain man fell among thieves. He was human, hence our neighbor. But when a Chinaman, a black man or an In- dian falls among thieves, and lies b\^ the wayside half dead, how many are the apologies we bring into the court of tlie soul to justify us in passing by Oil the other side. He's a heathen; he's tilthy; he's a slave; he's selfish; he works for himself and his clan. He works cheaply and lives on ten cents a day; we can't compete with him. He's in our way. Go to, now, let us kill him, an...d the inheritance of labor shall be ours. How hard we belabor our moral judgment to make it seem RIGHT to despise, to abuse, to rob and murder our neighbor, when he, by means no matter how faultless, c(»mes in the way of our self-interest, and then especially how naturally the thought- less, ignorant, incendiary mob get consent of their moral judgment to override reason and law until the wav thev have made to seem right ends THE LAW OF CONSCIENCE. 245- in devastation, violence and death.
We the Anglo-Saxon race made it seem right to enslave the African race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A certain man fell among thieves. He was human, hence our neighbor. But when a Chinaman, a black man or an In- dian falls among thieves, and lies b\^ the wayside half dead, how many are the apologies we bring into the court of tlie soul to justify us in passing by Oil the other side. He's a heathen; he's tilthy; he's a slave; he's selfish; he works for himself and his clan. He works cheaply and lives on ten cents a day; we can't compete with him. He's in our way. Go to, now, let us kill him, an...d the inheritance of labor shall be ours. How hard we belabor our moral judgment to make it seem RIGHT to despise, to abuse, to rob and murder our neighbor, when he, by means no matter how faultless, c(»mes in the way of our self-interest, and then especially how naturally the thought- less, ignorant, incendiary mob get consent of their moral judgment to override reason and law until the wav thev have made to seem right ends THE LAW OF CONSCIENCE. 245- in devastation, violence and death.
We the Anglo-Saxon race made it seem right to enslave the African race.
What to read after The University of Vermont Fifty Years Ago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Andrew Huntington to read onlineMoreLess
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