The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... Slave Trade in Brazil under severe penalties . ' When Brazil shall be induced to surrender the traffic , it is not improbable it will be transferred to Buenos Ayres , or one of the remaining flags of South America - then to Texas , and ...
... Slave Trade in Brazil under severe penalties . ' When Brazil shall be induced to surrender the traffic , it is not improbable it will be transferred to Buenos Ayres , or one of the remaining flags of South America - then to Texas , and ...
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... Slave Trade , even then , will not be put down . Three nations have already tried the experiment of declaring the Slave Trade to be piracy - Brazil , North America and England . Brazilian subjects , from the time of passing the law ...
... Slave Trade , even then , will not be put down . Three nations have already tried the experiment of declaring the Slave Trade to be piracy - Brazil , North America and England . Brazilian subjects , from the time of passing the law ...
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... Slave factories ; and the effects of the factors are transported openly from one slave station to another , without interruption or punishment by either of the nations to which they belong , engaged in the commerce of that ... SLAVE TRADE .
... Slave factories ; and the effects of the factors are transported openly from one slave station to another , without interruption or punishment by either of the nations to which they belong , engaged in the commerce of that ... SLAVE TRADE .
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