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... master should have answered for him in all things , here and hereafter . That a slave has the capacities of a free moral agent , will be allowed by all . That he is , in many instances , deprived by law of the exercise of these powers ...
... master should have answered for him in all things , here and hereafter . That a slave has the capacities of a free moral agent , will be allowed by all . That he is , in many instances , deprived by law of the exercise of these powers ...
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... master . But the eloquent Christian Saint did not disclose the whole truth . Slavery is found . ed on violence , as we have already too clearly seen ; of course it can be sustained only by kindred violence , sometimes against the de ...
... master . But the eloquent Christian Saint did not disclose the whole truth . Slavery is found . ed on violence , as we have already too clearly seen ; of course it can be sustained only by kindred violence , sometimes against the de ...
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... master taking care that neither instrument should be valid until the other was executed . If a slave , after his master had signed his instrument of emancipation , and he was nominally free , should re- fuse to sign his indenture , the ...
... master taking care that neither instrument should be valid until the other was executed . If a slave , after his master had signed his instrument of emancipation , and he was nominally free , should re- fuse to sign his indenture , the ...
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