E. E. Adams

Capitolo 18

looting and the destruction of national ownership and being.

That that, therefore, it is our duty, indeed that rebellion now gets mad against
our mild, equalizes, the good Government--the best, on the whole one that the world
never the saw? rebellion without cause;  without legitimate earth of offense;
rebellion in the interest of a dark color and demoralizing system that has stolen
half the nation of his/her conscience, and he/she cursed it with an inveterate
idolatry. What is our duty? What is mine as a citizen, a Cristiano a
minister of God--as a man? Which is the Your? Clearly to ask, what has
Me--or demanding too much, not in abstracted the right, but in the light
of present possibility--it contributed toward this terrible condition? Thing
from my love of money, my sanction of oppression, my excuses for badly my
complaint against government, my support of wrong principles, my negligence
to vote and to pray for the right, my boasting of the national greatness, my adoration
of the power and the negligence of the goodness, my forgetfulness of God? That that from everybody
these, and more to which I don't think, I have palpably done, possibly,
do I pour the to get this terrible crime against the justice, humanity and law?
Then it is my duty to repent him of all this and to deplore him/it. It is also my
the duty to strive himself/herself/themselves against personal hate and to avenge, and to pray for mine
the enemies of country in the moment in which I am able for mine really, and their _because_s are mine
just--not that they flourishes in their rebellion, but that they repents and
you find the mercy, and gives credit to the authority against which they is in struggle.
It is especially our duty to be sorry for and to pray for the crowds of good person
city and their families that cannot escape from among the rebels and
who are in the great danger;  men that love law and the Constitution and the
whole country;  who or you/they are withstanding to, under the greatest pressure, the
bad that is on them, or producing through fear and strength. We feel for
them;  we call them to us our brothers. But it is also my duty and the Your to