The African Repository, Volumes 5-6American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 149
... slaves to the slave vessels . He receives his goods from trading vessels , and it is said principally from an American ves- sel . He purchases large numbers of slaves , and furnishes the slave vessels , who principally bring out specie ...
... slaves to the slave vessels . He receives his goods from trading vessels , and it is said principally from an American ves- sel . He purchases large numbers of slaves , and furnishes the slave vessels , who principally bring out specie ...
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master is for his slave , voluntary manumissions of the serf are very frequent , influenced in some degree no doubt by his inconsiderable value . What has tended to sustain the price of slaves in the U. States has been , that very fact ...
master is for his slave , voluntary manumissions of the serf are very frequent , influenced in some degree no doubt by his inconsiderable value . What has tended to sustain the price of slaves in the U. States has been , that very fact ...
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... slaves - the growing belief of the disadvantages of slave- ry , with other causes , contribute to increase the conviction that slavery is an evil ; and that its consequences may one day or other become terrible . Add to this , the ...
... slaves - the growing belief of the disadvantages of slave- ry , with other causes , contribute to increase the conviction that slavery is an evil ; and that its consequences may one day or other become terrible . Add to this , the ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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