What David Walker thinks about happiness

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African-American abolitionist (1796 to 1830); author of Walker's Appeal.

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1. c. 1829–1830

   Our readingIf whites treat Black people as men, everyone will live together in peace and happiness

   Their wordsTreat us like men, and there is no danger but we will all live in peace and happiness together.

   ↗Walker's Appeal (1829-1830; 1848 edition)gutenberg.org All 19 from this book