People of that renowned island!--children of the land of our forefathers!--proceed, proceed in this glorious career, till the whole earth shall be redeemed from the greatest curse that ever has afflicted the human race.
Josiah Quincy: “People of that renowned island!--children of the land of our forefathers!--proceed, proceed in this glorious career…”
Editor's note · Context
Quincy calls upon the people of Britain to continue their efforts towards abolishing slavery worldwide.
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