The Slave in History: His Sorrows and His Emancipation |
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abolition Africa afterwards Altamash America anti-slavery appeared Barbadoes became body British brought Buxton called captives captured carried Casas centuries CHAPTER CHARLES GEORGE GORDON Christian church claim Clarkson coast colonies colour cruelties death declared emancipation emperor England English enslaved Epictetus Europe evil father favour feeling fell freedom freeman friends fugitive slaves gave glory Granville Sharp Greece Helots Hispaniola human hundred Indians influence island Jamaica John John Woolman Joseph Sturge king labour land later letter liberty lived London Lord master merchants Missionary nations nature negroes number of slaves parliament passed Pitt planters pleaded punishment Quakers race returned Roman Rome says sent serfs servants servitude ship slave trade slave-holders slavery Society sold soul Spain Spaniards spirit thee things Thomas Fowell Buxton thou thousand took West Indies Wilberforce words wrote Zachary Macaulay