 Put them in mind of the rod which was held over them a few years ago in the Stamp and Revenue Acts. Remember that national crimes require national punishments, and without declaring what punishment awaits this evil, you may venture to assure them, that...  Negro History, 1553-1903 - Page 91969 - 83 pagesFull view - About this book
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...punishments ; and, without declaring what punishment awakes this evil, you may venture to assure them that it cannot pass with impunity, unless God shall cease to be just or merciful." Jefferson was imbued with the same ideas. Virginia had abolished the slave-trade almost as soon as... | |
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