Unfeeling Quotes
Characterizing Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov, 1890-1990:
As a British Loyalist officer, he and his men were dispatched to Savannah, Georgia. There he saw the Southern version of slavery for the first. He questioned the character of the slave owners and most interesting, he tied the consumer enjoyment of Rice and Sugar by Northerners to the suffering of the Negro slaves. At the end of the Revolutionary war, he and many other loyalists fled to Canada and began his political career, then representing Britain in the Caribbean. Also see {591380}.