Luyện nghe bài hát Slavery Battle

The issue on the table: a petition from a Quaker delegation in Philadelphia calling on Congress to end the African slave trade and abolish slavery, in all its forms. This petition was written and signed by Benjamin Franklin, it cannot go ignored. If this comes to a vote in Congress, what is the House's position? Secretary Jefferson, you first. Tread lightly...

Sir
The clearly states
That the states to wait
eighteen-oh-eight to debate
On whether to end the trade
And or not you want it, guys
That is the final compromise we

Sir

But for a second let us say we can legislate
emancipation, freedom reigns, and yes, it's great
We cannot cure or righteous, desperate hate
So back to Africa or do they get a state?
In 1784, I tried to float banning in the West
My didn't get a single vote
Slavery's a sin, growing like a cancer
But we can't the question if we do not have an answer

Is it my Good
Plantation states are packed with makers
Do you realize the precious time these legislators
Institutionalizing slavery only our troubles
till the 1800's, and their population doubles
You all
This is the stain on our and democracy
A land of the free? No, it's not, it's
To subjugate, dehumanize a race, 'em property
And say we are powerless to stop it, can you not foresee?
Sir, even you, you hundreds of slaves
Whose descendants will curse our when we're safe in our graves
How will the south find labor for its
How will Thomas Jefferson find his next

How you

Yet still, follow like lemmings
All your and hawing, while you're hee-hawing with Sally Hemings

That's

Well you how I feel
I pretend to know the answer, but the question is real

If I may, Mr.

Let's take this to establish a precedent
First of all, sir, we won't involve you in
Imagine this with all of congress, it's ruinous
reassure the South, 1808 is still the year
That was agreed
That buys us time and assuages
I'll tell the North on January 1st
Of that year, ban importation handling the worst
I get all this agreed upon, I'll pick up a pen
And introduce a notion never to this again

Mr President!

Hamilton, if we emancipation
Every slave owner will demand compensation
And as for slandering Jefferson with talk of
Do you wanna-

Do you really wanna that conversation?

No

Madison, execute plan to the letter
Let's hope the next generation of something better