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More than 1 million norhterners became abolitionists during the 1830s
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- Boast not proud English, of thy birth & blood,Thy brother Indian is by birth as Good.Of one blood God made Him, and Thee & All,As wise, as faire, as strong, as personal.By nature wrath's his portiõ, thine no moreTill Grace his soul and thine in Christ restore,Make sure thy second birth, else thou shalt see,Heaven ope to Indians wild, but shut to thee.—Adulteries, Murthers, Robberies, Thefts,Wild Indians punish these!And hold the Scales of Justice so,That no man farthing leese.When Indians here the horrid filths,of Irish, English Men,The horrid Oaths and Murthers late,Thus say these Indians then.We wear no Clothes, have many Gods,And yet our sinnes are lesse:You are Barbarians, Pagans wild,Your Land's the Wildernesse.—Which of the following statements best describes Williams's view of Native Americans in the excerpt?