The African Observer, Bände 1-12Enoch Lewis I. Ashmead, printer, 1970 - 384 Seiten |
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... given to that rascally Portuguese Government , to suppress the slave trade , that such enormities should still be suffered . I frightened the beast of a master out of his wits , by getting a red hot iron and putting it close to his ...
... given to that rascally Portuguese Government , to suppress the slave trade , that such enormities should still be suffered . I frightened the beast of a master out of his wits , by getting a red hot iron and putting it close to his ...
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... given - an explanation more satisfactory , I think , than can be given to the seeming permission of polygamy , divorce , & c . It will not be pretended that this passage made it the duty of Israel to hold slaves . It will only be said ...
... given - an explanation more satisfactory , I think , than can be given to the seeming permission of polygamy , divorce , & c . It will not be pretended that this passage made it the duty of Israel to hold slaves . It will only be said ...
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... given a very short but expressive testimony to the worth of Rosanna Jackson . In the fourth month a constitution was adopted , the preamble to which is given , as illustrative of the feelings by which the promoters of this institution ...
... given a very short but expressive testimony to the worth of Rosanna Jackson . In the fourth month a constitution was adopted , the preamble to which is given , as illustrative of the feelings by which the promoters of this institution ...
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