The African Observer, Bände 1-12Enoch Lewis I. Ashmead, printer, 1970 - 384 Seiten |
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... United States , was prohibited , un- der a penalty of 300 dollars for each slave introduced in violation of the law , and all such slaves were declared free . By a law of May 10 , 1800 , the citizens , or residents of the United States ...
... United States , was prohibited , un- der a penalty of 300 dollars for each slave introduced in violation of the law , and all such slaves were declared free . By a law of May 10 , 1800 , the citizens , or residents of the United States ...
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... United States , shall take on board of any vessel from Africa , or any other foreign country , any negro , & c . with intent to sell him , her , or them , for a slave or slaves , and shall transport the same to any place within the ...
... United States , shall take on board of any vessel from Africa , or any other foreign country , any negro , & c . with intent to sell him , her , or them , for a slave or slaves , and shall transport the same to any place within the ...
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... United States , to cruise in such places as he may judge proper , and to instruct the command- ers , to seize and bring into port , all vessels of the United States wherever found , which are , or have been en- gaged , or are intended ...
... United States , to cruise in such places as he may judge proper , and to instruct the command- ers , to seize and bring into port , all vessels of the United States wherever found , which are , or have been en- gaged , or are intended ...
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