The Antislavery ArgumentWilliam H. Pease, Jane H. Pease Bobbs-Merrill, 1965 - 492 страница |
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... evil . All moral evils , it is true , have more or less of physical evil connected with them , and growing , as a necessary consequence , out of them .... But to speak of slavery , taken as a whole , as an EVIL , meaning by it a mere ...
... evil . All moral evils , it is true , have more or less of physical evil connected with them , and growing , as a necessary consequence , out of them .... But to speak of slavery , taken as a whole , as an EVIL , meaning by it a mere ...
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... evil : we must not do evil , that good may come . Yet I coun- sel to honor those who eat no sugar , as you ask no ques- tions for conscience's sake ; while you despise those who thrust forward such a call upon conscience , impossible ...
... evil : we must not do evil , that good may come . Yet I coun- sel to honor those who eat no sugar , as you ask no ques- tions for conscience's sake ; while you despise those who thrust forward such a call upon conscience , impossible ...
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... evil with which , as abolitionists , we are called to grapple . Our contest is not with a few hundred thousand slave claimants , in distant States , but with a nation powerful in all the elements of physical strength and intellectual ...
... evil with which , as abolitionists , we are called to grapple . Our contest is not with a few hundred thousand slave claimants , in distant States , but with a nation powerful in all the elements of physical strength and intellectual ...
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Introduction | xxiii |
Chronology | lxxxv |
Selected Bibliography | xci |
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