16. Narrative of the Life of
Frederick Douglass
“Sociology for the South”
by George Fitzhugh
“The negro slaves of the South
are the happiest, and, in some
sense, the freest people in the
world.The children and the
aged and infirm work not at
all, and yet have all the
comforts and necessaries of
life provided for them.They
enjoy liberty, because they are
oppressed neither by care nor
labor.The women do little
hard work, and are protected
from the despotism of their
husbands by their masters.”
17. “The negro slaves of the South
are the happiest, and, in some
sense, the freest people in the
world.The children and the
aged and infirm work not at
all, and yet have all the
comforts and necessaries of
life provided for them.They
enjoy liberty, because they are
oppressed neither by care nor
labor.The women do little
hard work, and are protected
from the despotism of their
husbands by their masters.”
18. “Slaves sing most when they
are most unhappy.The
songs of the slave represent
the sorrows of his heart; and
he is relieved by them, only
as an aching heart is
relieved by its tears.”
19. Narrative of the Life of
Frederick Douglass
“Sociology for the South”
by George Fitzhugh
“Slaves sing most when they
are most unhappy.The
songs of the slave represent
the sorrows of his heart; and
he is relieved by them, only
as an aching heart is
relieved by its tears.”
29. TeamingThe decision to
drop the atomic
bombs on Japan
was morally just
because it saved
American lives.
It was immoral
because it was an
asymmetrical
response to the
military threat
posed by Japan.