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Page 291
... appears an odd , and almost unintelligible expreffion . We fup- pofe the writer means , enforcing a proper attention and regard to the Negroe flaves and to their employments , fo that they might be equitably and kindly treated . Mr ...
... appears an odd , and almost unintelligible expreffion . We fup- pofe the writer means , enforcing a proper attention and regard to the Negroe flaves and to their employments , fo that they might be equitably and kindly treated . Mr ...
Page 332
... appears as its laft character , in the horrid form of indifference to children ; and thus every fucceeding generation becomes worse than the preceding , till ignorance , as well as vice predominates ; and then all traces of the manly ...
... appears as its laft character , in the horrid form of indifference to children ; and thus every fucceeding generation becomes worse than the preceding , till ignorance , as well as vice predominates ; and then all traces of the manly ...
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... appears to us , that the treatise now under perufal is worthy of fuch praise . It is not written , we apprehend , to ferve the little purposes of policy and party ; nor does the civility and liberality which it difcovers , arife from ...
... appears to us , that the treatise now under perufal is worthy of fuch praise . It is not written , we apprehend , to ferve the little purposes of policy and party ; nor does the civility and liberality which it difcovers , arife from ...
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