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Excerpt from The Slave, or Memoirs of Archy Moore
YE who would know what evils man can in?ict upon his fellow without reluctance, hesitation, or regret; ye who would learn the limit of human endurance, and with what bitter anguish and indignant hate, the heart may swell, and yet not burst - peruse these Memoirs.
Mine are no silken sorrows, nor sentimental sufferings but that stern reality of actual woe, the story of which, may perhaps touch even some of those, who are every day themselves the authors of misery the same that I en dured. For however the practice of tyranny may have deadened every better emotion, and the prejudices of edu cation and interest may have hardened the heart, humanity will still extort an involuntary tribute and men will grow uneasy at hearing of those deeds, of which the doing does not cost them a moment's inquietude.
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