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Page 112
... Concerning the juftice or injustice of the picture which he draws , we fhall not attempt to speak in any tone of decifion : but to fome it will , we imagine , have an uncomfortable effect , when fumming up , as it were , the evidence ...
... Concerning the juftice or injustice of the picture which he draws , we fhall not attempt to speak in any tone of decifion : but to fome it will , we imagine , have an uncomfortable effect , when fumming up , as it were , the evidence ...
Page 329
... concerning the prefent State of the Trade to Africa , and particularly the Trade in Slaves ; and concerning the Effects and Confequences of this Trade , as well in Africa and the Weft In- dies , as to the general Commerce of this ...
... concerning the prefent State of the Trade to Africa , and particularly the Trade in Slaves ; and concerning the Effects and Confequences of this Trade , as well in Africa and the Weft In- dies , as to the general Commerce of this ...
Page 330
... concerning the extent of the trade of other European nations to Africa , and the manner in which the fame is carried on , and concerning the treat- ment of flaves in the foreign iflands or colonies in America and the West Indies ; and ...
... concerning the extent of the trade of other European nations to Africa , and the manner in which the fame is carried on , and concerning the treat- ment of flaves in the foreign iflands or colonies in America and the West Indies ; and ...
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Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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