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... three hundred acres ; and their labour , which is mostly confined to tending stock , is not only very light , but of the quality most agreeable to the negro . Half the day you will see him on horseback with his legs 48 SLAVERY .
... three hundred acres ; and their labour , which is mostly confined to tending stock , is not only very light , but of the quality most agreeable to the negro . Half the day you will see him on horseback with his legs 48 SLAVERY .
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... negro so much as riding or driving , particularly when he has a whole team under his control . He takes his waggon for a load of corn to feed the hogs , sits on the edge of the shaft as he tosses the cobs to the grunting multitude ...
... negro so much as riding or driving , particularly when he has a whole team under his control . He takes his waggon for a load of corn to feed the hogs , sits on the edge of the shaft as he tosses the cobs to the grunting multitude ...
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With Remarks on Its Institutions Frederick Marryat. themselves . When the negro works in a gang with the whip over him , he may be overworked and ill - treated ; but when he is not regularly watched , he will take very good care that the ...
With Remarks on Its Institutions Frederick Marryat. themselves . When the negro works in a gang with the whip over him , he may be overworked and ill - treated ; but when he is not regularly watched , he will take very good care that the ...
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... children of slaves are to fol- low the fortunes of the mother . Hence the practice of planters selling and bequeathing their own children . " - Miss Martineau . negro was a violation of the most sacred rights of SLAVERY . 55.
... children of slaves are to fol- low the fortunes of the mother . Hence the practice of planters selling and bequeathing their own children . " - Miss Martineau . negro was a violation of the most sacred rights of SLAVERY . 55.
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With Remarks on Its Institutions Frederick Marryat. negro was a violation of the most sacred rights of life and liberty , permitted these his slaves and his children , the issue of his own loins , to be sold at auction after his demise ...
With Remarks on Its Institutions Frederick Marryat. negro was a violation of the most sacred rights of life and liberty , permitted these his slaves and his children , the issue of his own loins , to be sold at auction after his demise ...
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A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions, Volumen3 Frederick Marryat Vista completa - 1839 |
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