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Page 198
... slavery , slave - breeding for purposes of traffic , be- came a systematic thing in those border States . Under a seemingly humane oppo- sition to the African slave - trade , they shel- tered the infernal traffic , and in the war which ...
... slavery , slave - breeding for purposes of traffic , be- came a systematic thing in those border States . Under a seemingly humane oppo- sition to the African slave - trade , they shel- tered the infernal traffic , and in the war which ...
Page 199
... slavery movement , are too normal and some account of this moral revolution , numerous to be specifically referred to . He whose aim was justice , and whose method died in 1839 , when was closed , as Mr. was peaceful argument , up to ...
... slavery movement , are too normal and some account of this moral revolution , numerous to be specifically referred to . He whose aim was justice , and whose method died in 1839 , when was closed , as Mr. was peaceful argument , up to ...
Page 200
... slavery move- ment into , as it were , various fingers , gave it greater power ; every ingenuity of the defence of slavery was met . The anti - sla- very men had little idea beforehand of the general corruption which slavery had super ...
... slavery move- ment into , as it were , various fingers , gave it greater power ; every ingenuity of the defence of slavery was met . The anti - sla- very men had little idea beforehand of the general corruption which slavery had super ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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