The indolence of the negro is nothing to that of the American savage.* No earthly persua sion can induce him to work: no reasoning can ; reconcile him to habits of industry; no, force! can compel him to fulfil the great primal law, "By the sweat of thy brow thou ahalt earn ! i thy bread." He would rather die than) obey ! that law, aud therefore it is that he dies, and ■
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“The indolence of the negro is nothing to that.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
“The indolence of the negro is nothing to that.” The Daily Dispatch, Dec 1865.
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