The Uprising of a Great People 8 7
The Uprising of a Great People 8 7
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Itremble when I think of the revolts which may break out at any moment inthe Southern States. Bloodshed, let us not forget, would sully ourbanner; to the right of the slaves, such a crisis would be foreveropposed, and who knows whether a terrible return might not burst uponthem?
The mind becomes troubled at the mere image of the horrors that wouldensue from civil war. May the Christians of America comprehend, atlength, in a more perfect manner, the greatness of the part that Godreserves for the...m, and the extent of the responsibilities that areweighing upon them. To take a stand frankly against slavery; to removetheir last pretexts from sincere men who seek to reconcile it with theGospel; to organize in the North the action of a vast moral power; toaddress to the South words breathing forth truth and charity; to appealwithout wearying to the hearts of masters and slaves; to prepare fortrying moments that guarantee which nothing can replace, the commonfaith of the blacks and the whites; to keep courage even when all seemslost; to practise the Christian vocation, which consists in pursuing andrealizing the impossible; to show once more to the world the power thatresides in justice--this is to accomplish a noble task.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itremble when I think of the revolts which may break out at any moment inthe Southern States. Bloodshed, let us not forget, would sully ourbanner; to the right of the slaves, such a crisis would be foreveropposed, and who knows whether a terrible return might not burst uponthem?
The mind becomes troubled at the mere image of the horrors that wouldensue from civil war. May the Christians of America comprehend, atlength, in a more perfect manner, the greatness of the part that Godreserves for the...m, and the extent of the responsibilities that areweighing upon them. To take a stand frankly against slavery; to removetheir last pretexts from sincere men who seek to reconcile it with theGospel; to organize in the North the action of a vast moral power; toaddress to the South words breathing forth truth and charity; to appealwithout wearying to the hearts of masters and slaves; to prepare fortrying moments that guarantee which nothing can replace, the commonfaith of the blacks and the whites; to keep courage even when all seemslost; to practise the Christian vocation, which consists in pursuing andrealizing the impossible; to show once more to the world the power thatresides in justice--this is to accomplish a noble task.
What to read after The Uprising of a Great People 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Count Agenor De Gasparin to read onlineMoreLess
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