The African Repository, Volume 15American colonization society., 1967 - African Americans |
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... SLAVE TRADE . The New York Observer of the 25th of May refers to a statement that slaves have for some time past been landed on the United States ' side of the Sabine river , and thence in large numbers transported into the territory of ...
... SLAVE TRADE . The New York Observer of the 25th of May refers to a statement that slaves have for some time past been landed on the United States ' side of the Sabine river , and thence in large numbers transported into the territory of ...
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Colonists were lending their countenance to the slave trade , or at least , that they were exposed to temptations to favor this trade , which it would be dif- ficult , if not impossible , to resist . It is undoubtedly true , that so ...
Colonists were lending their countenance to the slave trade , or at least , that they were exposed to temptations to favor this trade , which it would be dif- ficult , if not impossible , to resist . It is undoubtedly true , that so ...
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... trade is rendered more active , and the demand for slaves increased , not only by the operation of the law for its suppression , but by the Emancipation Act for the abolition of slavery in the British West Indies ! It was by slave traders ...
... trade is rendered more active , and the demand for slaves increased , not only by the operation of the law for its suppression , but by the Emancipation Act for the abolition of slavery in the British West Indies ! It was by slave traders ...
Contents
Seminary Liberia Conference 261 | 6 |
Law concerning apprentices | 11 |
Jurisprudencespecimen of African 80 | 30 |
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