The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... muft be repro- bated ; becaufe , upon our Author's principles , before this new fyftem had made its appearance among us , the right of ' holding our fellow - creatures as flaves , in this land of liberty , was fuppofed to be- long to ...
... muft be repro- bated ; becaufe , upon our Author's principles , before this new fyftem had made its appearance among us , the right of ' holding our fellow - creatures as flaves , in this land of liberty , was fuppofed to be- long to ...
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... muft either refufe to yield to the conqueror , and obftinately refolve to accept of no protec- tion and no quarter from him ; -or he muft fubmit in appearance , with an intention nevertheless to rife up and rebel as foon as an op ...
... muft either refufe to yield to the conqueror , and obftinately refolve to accept of no protec- tion and no quarter from him ; -or he muft fubmit in appearance , with an intention nevertheless to rife up and rebel as foon as an op ...
Page 287
... muft either refufe to yield to the conqueror , and obftinately refolve to accept of no protec- tion and no quarter from him ; -or he muft fubmit in appearance , with an intention nevertheless to rife up and rebel as foon as an op ...
... muft either refufe to yield to the conqueror , and obftinately refolve to accept of no protec- tion and no quarter from him ; -or he muft fubmit in appearance , with an intention nevertheless to rife up and rebel as foon as an op ...
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