African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 3-4American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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Page 16
... slavery in the Constitution of our country ; it is this which has justified its continu- ance to the present day ... slavery itself , the short - lived and nominal freedom of the former must end in their ultimate and utter extinction ...
... slavery in the Constitution of our country ; it is this which has justified its continu- ance to the present day ... slavery itself , the short - lived and nominal freedom of the former must end in their ultimate and utter extinction ...
Page 110
... slavery . But if slavery continues , that period will come . Our form of government , our whole policy in every par- ticular , with the exception of African slavery , is calculated to fill the Union with as dense a population as ever ...
... slavery . But if slavery continues , that period will come . Our form of government , our whole policy in every par- ticular , with the exception of African slavery , is calculated to fill the Union with as dense a population as ever ...
Page 119
... slavery be abolished , if not by violence and insurrection ? By Legislation ? The strong hand of an Imperial Parliament is indeed introducing the reform of slavery and preparing its gradual sup- pression in the British Colonies ; but ...
... slavery be abolished , if not by violence and insurrection ? By Legislation ? The strong hand of an Imperial Parliament is indeed introducing the reform of slavery and preparing its gradual sup- pression in the British Colonies ; but ...
Contents
Africa Colonization in | 24 |
Officers | 28 |
Labour superiority of free over slave | 48 |
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