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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... to present their views against a general historical background , without which it is scarcely possible to appreciate the later flowering of lit- erature which Dr. Mauk treats . 7 I take the opportunity here to express my deepest thanks.
... to present their views against a general historical background , without which it is scarcely possible to appreciate the later flowering of lit- erature which Dr. Mauk treats . 7 I take the opportunity here to express my deepest thanks.
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... possible to free his own slaves without " in- superable difficulties " during his life . Quoted from Sparks ' Washington , Vol . XII , p . 569-570 . He was careful that those of his slaves who were 82 EARLY AMERICAN VIEWS ON NEGRO SLAVERY.
... possible to free his own slaves without " in- superable difficulties " during his life . Quoted from Sparks ' Washington , Vol . XII , p . 569-570 . He was careful that those of his slaves who were 82 EARLY AMERICAN VIEWS ON NEGRO SLAVERY.
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... possible upon the labor of slaves . " In the debates in the Constitutional 5 Madison's Works , Vol . IV , p . 199 . 6 Madison's Works , Vol . IV , p . 307 . Convention of 1787 , he protested against the extension of 156 EARLY AMERICAN ...
... possible upon the labor of slaves . " In the debates in the Constitutional 5 Madison's Works , Vol . IV , p . 199 . 6 Madison's Works , Vol . IV , p . 307 . Convention of 1787 , he protested against the extension of 156 EARLY AMERICAN ...
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