The Anti-slavery Movement in England: A Study in English HumanitarianismArchon Books, 1968 - 390 pages |
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Page 76
... continued to absorb his thoughts , and soon he asked himself whether he could not render some prac- tical service to the negroes . Naturally , his first thought was to translate the prize essay from Latin into English and to enlarge it ...
... continued to absorb his thoughts , and soon he asked himself whether he could not render some prac- tical service to the negroes . Naturally , his first thought was to translate the prize essay from Latin into English and to enlarge it ...
Page 134
... continued the traf- fic illicitly . He declared , " that , lurking in some dark cor- ner of the ship , is almost always to be found a hoary slave trader - an experienced captain , who , having been trained up in the slave business from ...
... continued the traf- fic illicitly . He declared , " that , lurking in some dark cor- ner of the ship , is almost always to be found a hoary slave trader - an experienced captain , who , having been trained up in the slave business from ...
Page 219
... continued his exertions in an effort to induce them to return to their work . The gov- ernor , likewise , attempted to dissuade the negroes from their course , but found it necessary to crush the revolt by force . A considerable loss of ...
... continued his exertions in an effort to induce them to return to their work . The gov- ernor , likewise , attempted to dissuade the negroes from their course , but found it necessary to crush the revolt by force . A considerable loss of ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
The Formation of Public Opinion in Great | 22 |
The Attack on the Slave Trade 17831793 | 59 |
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