Annual Report and Proceedings: 1832-38, Količine 1–7Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, 1833 |
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... held at Boylston Hall , in Boston , on Wednesday evening , January ninth . A numerous audience was assembled . The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. TYLER THACHER . Mr. BUFFUM , President of the Society , made a few remarks ...
... held at Boylston Hall , in Boston , on Wednesday evening , January ninth . A numerous audience was assembled . The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. TYLER THACHER . Mr. BUFFUM , President of the Society , made a few remarks ...
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... are either justly or unjustly held in bondage . If justly , let the traffic in their bodies be pursued with fresh activity , and all those laws be repealed which now make the foreign slave trade piracy . If unjustly , 14.
... are either justly or unjustly held in bondage . If justly , let the traffic in their bodies be pursued with fresh activity , and all those laws be repealed which now make the foreign slave trade piracy . If unjustly , 14.
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... held in the District of Columbia and in the Territories of the United States ; so long as ours is a representative government , subject to the will of the people ; so long as no efforts are made to modify or repeal the present compact ...
... held in the District of Columbia and in the Territories of the United States ; so long as ours is a representative government , subject to the will of the people ; so long as no efforts are made to modify or repeal the present compact ...
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... held . He was himself a slaveholder ; and he considered that kind of property as inviolable as any other in the country .'- [ Speech of Henry Clay - First Annual Report . ] ( 4 ) The scope of the Society is large enough , but it is in ...
... held . He was himself a slaveholder ; and he considered that kind of property as inviolable as any other in the country .'- [ Speech of Henry Clay - First Annual Report . ] ( 4 ) The scope of the Society is large enough , but it is in ...
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... held more securely in bondage . contented with his own condition , and to regard as tyranny and injustice the au- thority which compels him to labor .'- [ General Harper's Letter - First Annual Report , p . 32. ] The slaves would be ...
... held more securely in bondage . contented with his own condition , and to regard as tyranny and injustice the au- thority which compels him to labor .'- [ General Harper's Letter - First Annual Report , p . 32. ] The slaves would be ...
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