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ART . VI . Memoirs of Granville Sharp , Esq .; composed from his own Manuscripts , and other authentic Documents in the Possession of his Family , and of the African Institution . By Prince Hoare . With Observations on Mr. Sharp's ...
ART . VI . Memoirs of Granville Sharp , Esq .; composed from his own Manuscripts , and other authentic Documents in the Possession of his Family , and of the African Institution . By Prince Hoare . With Observations on Mr. Sharp's ...
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... Granville Sharp's character . On occasions on which it is every thing to be right - minded , -when the impulses of the heart are a sufficient guide , -and the soundest judgment or the most ardent imagination can only ... Granville Sharp . 63.
... Granville Sharp's character . On occasions on which it is every thing to be right - minded , -when the impulses of the heart are a sufficient guide , -and the soundest judgment or the most ardent imagination can only ... Granville Sharp . 63.
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... Granville Sharp was in every respect a disinterested and conscientious man , passed through this life with a heart constantly alive to the noblest feelings of human nature , and his aim was always direct . Where he ... Granville Sharp .
... Granville Sharp was in every respect a disinterested and conscientious man , passed through this life with a heart constantly alive to the noblest feelings of human nature , and his aim was always direct . Where he ... Granville Sharp .
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