The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 259
... negro ; conceded , however , with the imputation of it as an evidence of inferiority . But Burke tells us that " Imitation " is the second passion belonging to society . This passion " he says , " arises from much the same cause as sym ...
... negro ; conceded , however , with the imputation of it as an evidence of inferiority . But Burke tells us that " Imitation " is the second passion belonging to society . This passion " he says , " arises from much the same cause as sym ...
Page 260
... Negro answers the conditions I laid down , as arguing the providential preser- vation of a people for future moral uses . Has the Negro been placed in a state of special probation , signifying the purposes of correction and improvement ...
... Negro answers the conditions I laid down , as arguing the providential preser- vation of a people for future moral uses . Has the Negro been placed in a state of special probation , signifying the purposes of correction and improvement ...
Page 262
... Negro . No conspiracies of men or devils can prevent it . The slave - trade could not crush it out . Slavery , dread , direful , and malignant could only stay it for a time . But now it is coming . The Negro , black , curly - headed ...
... Negro . No conspiracies of men or devils can prevent it . The slave - trade could not crush it out . Slavery , dread , direful , and malignant could only stay it for a time . But now it is coming . The Negro , black , curly - headed ...
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