William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... Slaves to men they never knew.1 13 Let Spain and France , " in slavery bred , " carry on the trade if they will , he insists — not England : An Englishman , in charter'd Freedom born , Shall spurn the slavish merchandise , shall scorn ...
... Slaves to men they never knew.1 13 Let Spain and France , " in slavery bred , " carry on the trade if they will , he insists — not England : An Englishman , in charter'd Freedom born , Shall spurn the slavish merchandise , shall scorn ...
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... slavery as fostered by Euro- pean greed and oppression and it shows great enthusiasm for the nobility of the Negro race . Here the Negro is definitely a Noble Savage.16 Dr. Johnson was a leading opponent of slavery . Al- though he was ...
... slavery as fostered by Euro- pean greed and oppression and it shows great enthusiasm for the nobility of the Negro race . Here the Negro is definitely a Noble Savage.16 Dr. Johnson was a leading opponent of slavery . Al- though he was ...
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... slavery may begin by one man's selling himself to another , ( 3 ) men may be born slaves by being the children of slaves . Having demolished the legal argument for slavery , Wesley attacks and renders ab- surd two popular arguments ...
... slavery may begin by one man's selling himself to another , ( 3 ) men may be born slaves by being the children of slaves . Having demolished the legal argument for slavery , Wesley attacks and renders ab- surd two popular arguments ...
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