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... once endured , now to be endured no more forever ; of his once naked and starving children , now clad and fed comfortably ; of a wife long weighed down with woe , weeping , and a broken heart , now restored to health , happi- ness , and ...
... once endured , now to be endured no more forever ; of his once naked and starving children , now clad and fed comfortably ; of a wife long weighed down with woe , weeping , and a broken heart , now restored to health , happi- ness , and ...
Page 205
... once glorious Declaration . " They were speaking of British subjects on this continent be- ing equal to British subjects born and residing in Great Britain ! " Why , according to this , not only Negroes but white people out- side of ...
... once glorious Declaration . " They were speaking of British subjects on this continent be- ing equal to British subjects born and residing in Great Britain ! " Why , according to this , not only Negroes but white people out- side of ...
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... once , but of a decision at once to emancipate gradually . Room in South America for coloni- zation , can be obtained cheaply , and in abundance ; and when numbers shall be large enough to be company and encourage- ment for one another ...
... once , but of a decision at once to emancipate gradually . Room in South America for coloni- zation , can be obtained cheaply , and in abundance ; and when numbers shall be large enough to be company and encourage- ment for one another ...
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