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共 21 段- Let us now proceed to examine what are the principal sources
- But besides these general and powerfully operating causes of
- It therefore becomes highly interesting, in a practical poin
- Next to these come the Phœnicians, a colony from Egypt, situ
- But an argument for the continuance of the Slave Trade has b
- Actuated by motives at once benevolent and patriotic, desiro
- It is another particular in the situation of these poor crea
- “A Mr. ——, the manager of a plantation in the neighbourhood,
- [Sidenote: Absenteeship.]
- The question itself, whether the treatment has or has not im
- If obligations so powerful, if duties so clear and urgent, c
- In these cases of systematic management, of daily and almost
- It may seem to be anticipating an argument which ought to re
- “There was a species of slavery prevailing only a few years
- Let me be forgiven if I speak strongly, where I feel so very
- But it may be proper in this place to say a few words concer
- But let us endeavour to make the case our own, and to consid
- The Sieur Brüe having received an assortment of goods by a f
- _African Commercial Tendencies._
- “The Negroes in general, and the Mandingoes in particular, a
- Vide evidence of Naval Officers, &c. taken before the House