Blackwood's Magazine, 第 29 巻 |
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Permit me to draw the attention of your Lordship to the facts which it contains
regarding the colonies , and the great ... for the vindication of my character and
my labours in the controversy with the Anti - colonial calumniators with whom I
have to ...
Permit me to draw the attention of your Lordship to the facts which it contains
regarding the colonies , and the great ... for the vindication of my character and
my labours in the controversy with the Anti - colonial calumniators with whom I
have to ...
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In this India , the number of slaves now in way , the manufacturers employ the
Colonies is nearly double , while L.300,000 ... num- Colonial property now must
be douber of hands ' than the trade to Africa , ble , or L.140,000,000 , exclusive of
...
In this India , the number of slaves now in way , the manufacturers employ the
Colonies is nearly double , while L.300,000 ... num- Colonial property now must
be douber of hands ' than the trade to Africa , ble , or L.140,000,000 , exclusive of
...
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No act of The government recommended Polignac or his colleagues , or of any
and called for by all the Anti - colo- other ministry , however “ infatua . nists for our
Colonies is a pure and ted , ” ever can be compared , in danunmixed despotism .
No act of The government recommended Polignac or his colleagues , or of any
and called for by all the Anti - colo- other ministry , however “ infatua . nists for our
Colonies is a pure and ted , ” ever can be compared , in danunmixed despotism .
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Away that while this country is suffering with the stupidity of a nation and a in the
way he describes , because she Government which can suffer themmaintains
slavery in her colonies , the selves to be rode rough - shod over American ...
Away that while this country is suffering with the stupidity of a nation and a in the
way he describes , because she Government which can suffer themmaintains
slavery in her colonies , the selves to be rode rough - shod over American ...
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It is here , it is amongst tain from the powerful anti - colonial this class , my Lord ,
that the autho- party in this country , by ... guish in the colonies ; while violent he
is not more , nay less , attached to sectarians , and liberalised churchpersonal ...
It is here , it is amongst tain from the powerful anti - colonial this class , my Lord ,
that the autho- party in this country , by ... guish in the colonies ; while violent he
is not more , nay less , attached to sectarians , and liberalised churchpersonal ...
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