White Diamonds Better Than Black Diamonds Slave States Impoverished By Slave
White Diamonds Better Than Black Diamonds Slave States Impoverished By Slave
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" — p. 303. This passage, alone, is suflicient to show that slavery is a sin against both God and man, in the very face of the writer and of his frequent assertions to the contrary.
105 Tkese remarks bring the fundamental and essential as- pects of slaver}' fully into view. 'No truth is more fully proved by indisputable facts and long continued observation, than that slaveholders themselves, in their persons and families, repudiate labor. They eat and live, but do not work. They pronounce labor..., of any and every kind, not only burden- some and disgusting to themselves individually, as a supe- rior privileged class or order, but vulgar in itself, disgrace- ful to free white men, and inconsistent with refined society, not entitled to any return or compensation, but mere life. Hence they roll over upon their slaves all the drudgery, the hard labor, the low servility, which they may think neces- sary. The free men located between the slave plantations are frowned upon, crushed into insignificance, and some- times driven from their homes, because they neither ap- prove of slavery, nor participate in it, but would rather obey the laws of God, and labor for themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" — p. 303. This passage, alone, is suflicient to show that slavery is a sin against both God and man, in the very face of the writer and of his frequent assertions to the contrary.
105 Tkese remarks bring the fundamental and essential as- pects of slaver}' fully into view. 'No truth is more fully proved by indisputable facts and long continued observation, than that slaveholders themselves, in their persons and families, repudiate labor. They eat and live, but do not work. They pronounce labor..., of any and every kind, not only burden- some and disgusting to themselves individually, as a supe- rior privileged class or order, but vulgar in itself, disgrace- ful to free white men, and inconsistent with refined society, not entitled to any return or compensation, but mere life. Hence they roll over upon their slaves all the drudgery, the hard labor, the low servility, which they may think neces- sary. The free men located between the slave plantations are frowned upon, crushed into insignificance, and some- times driven from their homes, because they neither ap- prove of slavery, nor participate in it, but would rather obey the laws of God, and labor for themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac V Isaac Van Arsdale Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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