. The great American book of biography . religion, superstition and effusive sentiment are giving way to stricter educational matters, ambition for the hicjh-soundino; and the abstract is orivino-place to practical and industrial acquirements. It will be many years beforethe character of the negro, for centuries dwarfed and distorted by oppressionand ignorance, reaches its normal growth, but that the race is now at last uponthe right path and is being guided by the true principles cannot be doubted. ;6 6i8 THE STORY OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. Says one who has made an exceedin
. The great American book of biography . religion, superstition and effusive sentiment are giving way to stricter educational matters, ambition for the hicjh-soundino; and the abstract is orivino-place to practical and industrial acquirements. It will be many years beforethe character of the negro, for centuries dwarfed and distorted by oppressionand ignorance, reaches its normal growth, but that the race is now at last uponthe right path and is being guided by the true principles cannot be doubted. ;6 6i8 THE STORY OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. Says one who has made an exceedingly thorough personal study of the subjectin all the Southern States: The evolution in the condition has kept pace withthat of any other races, and I think has been even a little better. The sameforces of evolution that have brought him to where he is now will bring himfurther. One thing is indisputable: the negro knows his destiny is in his ownhands. He finds that his salvation is not through politics, but through indus-trial STATUE OF WASHINGTON IN THE GROUNDS OF THE STATE HOUSE, RICHMOND.
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