Early American Views on Negro Slavery from the Time of the Founding of the Republic Until 1830 ...Meador Publishing Company, 1934 - Počet stran: 164 |
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... human na- ture , that its very extirpation , if not performed with solici- tous care , may sometimes open a source of serious evils . " The uhappy man , who has long been treated as a brute animal , too frequently sinks beneath the ...
... human na- ture , that its very extirpation , if not performed with solici- tous care , may sometimes open a source of serious evils . " The uhappy man , who has long been treated as a brute animal , too frequently sinks beneath the ...
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... human being . When the iconoclasts first showed Washington to be a man of real flesh and blood , who kept over two hundred slaves , drank alcoholic bev- erages and was suspected of having illicit relations with his slave women , a great ...
... human being . When the iconoclasts first showed Washington to be a man of real flesh and blood , who kept over two hundred slaves , drank alcoholic bev- erages and was suspected of having illicit relations with his slave women , a great ...
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... human character . Lossing " tells us that she accepted the invitation and that " she passed half an hour with the Commander - in - Chief , from whom and his officers , she received marked attention . " VI . The Effect of the War on ...
... human character . Lossing " tells us that she accepted the invitation and that " she passed half an hour with the Commander - in - Chief , from whom and his officers , she received marked attention . " VI . The Effect of the War on ...
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