Lincoln: Passages from His Speeches and LettersCentury Company, 1925 - 204 páginas |
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... humanity , and the other the divine right of kings . A recent biographer of Lincoln , Mr. John T. Morse , Jr. , says that " it is just appreciation , not ex- travagance , to say that the cheap and miserable little volume , now out of ...
... humanity , and the other the divine right of kings . A recent biographer of Lincoln , Mr. John T. Morse , Jr. , says that " it is just appreciation , not ex- travagance , to say that the cheap and miserable little volume , now out of ...
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... human exertion and hap- piness is wonderful . The slave - master himself has a con- ception of it , and hence the system of tasks among slaves . The slave whom you cannot Idrive with the lash to break seventy - five pounds of hemp in a ...
... human exertion and hap- piness is wonderful . The slave - master himself has a con- ception of it , and hence the system of tasks among slaves . The slave whom you cannot Idrive with the lash to break seventy - five pounds of hemp in a ...
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... there is no difference between hogs and negroes . But while you thus re- quire me to deny the humanity of the negro , I wish to ask whe- ther you of the South yourselves have ever been willing 20 VI THE REAL SOUTHERN VIEW OF SLAVERY.
... there is no difference between hogs and negroes . But while you thus re- quire me to deny the humanity of the negro , I wish to ask whe- ther you of the South yourselves have ever been willing 20 VI THE REAL SOUTHERN VIEW OF SLAVERY.
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... human sympathies , of which they can no more divest themselves than they can of their sensibility to physical pain ... humanity in the negro . If they deny this , let me ad- dress them a few plain ques- tions . In 1820 you joined the ...
... human sympathies , of which they can no more divest themselves than they can of their sensibility to physical pain ... humanity in the negro . If they deny this , let me ad- dress them a few plain ques- tions . In 1820 you joined the ...
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... human sympathy continually telling you that the poor negro has some natural right to him- self - that those who deny ... humanity of the slave , and estimate 24.
... human sympathy continually telling you that the poor negro has some natural right to him- self - that those who deny ... humanity of the slave , and estimate 24.
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