 | 1788 - 404 strani
...all enormities are attempted to be excufed. And after all, what is the neceflity? It has never hecn proved that the land could not be cultivated there, as it is here, by hired Icrvaius. It is faid, that it could not be cultivated with quite the fame conveniency and cheapnefs,... | |
 | William Paley - 1788 - 584 strani
...flave-holder, is exercifed, by the Englijb flave-holder efpecially, with rigour and brutality. But neceffity is pretended ; the name under which every enormity is attempted to be juftified. And after all, what is the neceffity ? It has never been proved that the land could not... | |
 | William Paley - 1806 - 502 strani
...slave-holder, is exercised, by the English slave-holder, especially, with rigour and bru. tality. But necessity is pretended ; the name under which .every enormity is attempted to be justified. after all, what is the necessity ? It has never been proved that the land could not be cultivated there,... | |
 | Thomas Clarkson - 1808 - 598 strani
...pretended, the.name under which every'enormity is. fettemptcd to be justified; and after all, What is th& necessity ? It has never been proved that the land...servants. It is said that it could not be cultivated witn quite the same conveniency and cheapness, as. by the labour of slaves ; by which means,' a pound... | |
 | William Paley - 1811 - 540 strani
...the slave holder is exercised, by the English slave holder, especially, wim%igour and brutality. But necessity is pretended ; the name under which every...could not be cultivated there, as it is here, by hired ser%rants. It is said that it could not be cultivated with quite the same conveniency and cheapness,... | |
 | William Paley - 1823 - 476 strani
...the slave-holder is exercised, by the English slave-holder especially, with rigour and brutality. But necessity is pretended ; the name under which every...is the necessity? It has never been proved that the laud could not be cultivated there, as it is here, by hired servants. It is said that it could not... | |
 | William Paley - 1824 - 472 strani
...slave-holder es pecially, with rigour and brutality. But necessity is pretended ; the name under whicl rvery enormity is attempted to be justified. And after all,...as it is here, by hired servants. It is said that ii could not be cultivated with quite the same conve niency and cheapness, aa by the labour of slaves... | |
 | William Paley - 1824 - 516 strani
...the slaveholder is exercised, by the English slave-holder especially, with riguur and brutality. But necessity is pretended ; the name under which every...be justified. And, after all, what is the necessity 1 It has never becu proved that the land could not be cultivated there, as it is here, by hired servants.... | |
 | 1824 - 288 strani
...Q. But necessity is pretended ? A. The name under which every enormity is attempted to be justified. It has never been proved that the land could not be...cultivated there as it is here, by hired servants. Then it is said it could not be done quite so conveniently or cheaply ; by which means a pound of sugar... | |
 | John Riland - 1827 - 272 strani
...m m 252 258 286 276 199 Original Army 19676 17173 15{ 22 J 11 390 with rigour and brutality.' ' But necessity is pretended ; the name under which every...is said that it could not be cultivated with quite jhe same conveniency and cheapness, asby the labour of slaves : by which means, a pound of sugar, whioi... | |
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But necessity is pretended, the name under which every enormity is attempted to be justified; and after all, what is the necessity ? It has never been proved that the land could not be cultivated there, as it is here, by hired servants. It is said that... 
