FROM JOHN WESLEY

"Mr. Oglethorp you know went so far as to begin settling a colony

without negroes, but at length the voice of those villains prevailed

who sell their country and their God for gold, who laugh at human

nature and compassion, and defy all religion but that of getting

money. It is certainly our duty to do all in our power to check this

growing evil, and something may be done by spreading those tracts

which place it in a true light. But I fear it will not be stopped till

all the kingdoms of this earth become the kingdoms of our God."

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The Journal of Negro History, Volume 2, 1917 · 第 36 / 156 题