William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... trade was the necessity for slaves in the expansion of Britain's colonial empire and the huge profits that the slave trade brought in . Thousands of slaves were needed for the plantations of the West Indies . Slave trade rose so rapidly ...
... trade was the necessity for slaves in the expansion of Britain's colonial empire and the huge profits that the slave trade brought in . Thousands of slaves were needed for the plantations of the West Indies . Slave trade rose so rapidly ...
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... trade was necessary to further the development of the West Indies , that the plantations could not be cultivated without slaves , that if England abandoned the trade other nations would take it up and profit hugely by it . These ...
... trade was necessary to further the development of the West Indies , that the plantations could not be cultivated without slaves , that if England abandoned the trade other nations would take it up and profit hugely by it . These ...
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... trade At the sword's point , and dyeing the white robe Of innocent commercial justice red . [ Ll . 676-83 . ] The passage not only reflects what was happening in Eng- land with the rapidly expanding Industrial Revolution , but what had ...
... trade At the sword's point , and dyeing the white robe Of innocent commercial justice red . [ Ll . 676-83 . ] The passage not only reflects what was happening in Eng- land with the rapidly expanding Industrial Revolution , but what had ...
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