...peace, security, agriculture, of property ; ignorant of the duties of life, and unacquainted with aH the soft and endearing relations which render 'it...desirable; averse to labour, though frequently perishing of [by]] want ; suspicious of each other, and towards the rest of mankind revengeful and faithless, remorseless...

...enslaved Africans ; and -what thty tio-w are, the freed negroes of St. Domingo •will hereafter be ; savages in the midst of society — without peace,...agriculture, or property ; ignorant of the duties oí Ufe, and unacquainted with all the soft and endearing relations which render it desirable ; averse...

...enslaved Africans ; and what they now are, the freed negroes of St. Domingo will be hereafter, — savages in the midst of society, without peace, security,...duties of life, and unacquainted with all the soft endearing relations which rendered it desirable; averse to labour, though frequently perishing for...

...enslaved Africans ; and what they now are, the freed negroes of St. Domingo will be hereafter, — savages in the midst of society, without peace, security,...agriculture, or property ; ignorant of the duties of b'fe, and unacquainted with all the soft endearing relations which rendered it desirable; averse to...

...want of means and intellect on the part of the slaves," who are, as another slavery advocate argued, "savages in the midst of society, without peace, security,...agriculture, or property — ignorant of the duties of life 44. Ellwood Fisher, Lecture on the North and the South (Cincinnati, Ohio, 1849), 42-45; also see, for...