A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions, Volumen3Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1842 |
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... had NOT been overlooked when the document was first framed , as the following clause , inserted in the original draft by Mr. Jefferson , but expunged when it was laid before the Convention ) , will sufficiently prove . After SLAVERY . 43.
... had NOT been overlooked when the document was first framed , as the following clause , inserted in the original draft by Mr. Jefferson , but expunged when it was laid before the Convention ) , will sufficiently prove . After SLAVERY . 43.
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With Remarks on Its Institutions Frederick Marryat. before the Convention ) , will sufficiently prove . After enumerating the grounds upon which they threw off their allegiance to the King of Eng- land , the Declaration continued , in ...
With Remarks on Its Institutions Frederick Marryat. before the Convention ) , will sufficiently prove . After enumerating the grounds upon which they threw off their allegiance to the King of Eng- land , the Declaration continued , in ...
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... prove that the question of slavery was not overlooked ; on the contrary , their determination to take advantage of the system was deliberate , and , there can be no doubt , well considered : -the very omission of the paragraph proves it ...
... prove that the question of slavery was not overlooked ; on the contrary , their determination to take advantage of the system was deliberate , and , there can be no doubt , well considered : -the very omission of the paragraph proves it ...
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... proving the manner in which man preys upon his fellow - man in this land of liberty and equality . It is a well - known fact , that a con- siderable portion of Mr. Jefferson's slaves were his own children . * If any of them absconded ...
... proving the manner in which man preys upon his fellow - man in this land of liberty and equality . It is a well - known fact , that a con- siderable portion of Mr. Jefferson's slaves were his own children . * If any of them absconded ...
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... proved by the single fact of the abolf- tionists having decided the election in the State of Ohio in October last . But let not Miss Mar- tineau exult ; for the stronger the abolition party may become , the more danger is there to 58 ...
... proved by the single fact of the abolf- tionists having decided the election in the State of Ohio in October last . But let not Miss Mar- tineau exult ; for the stronger the abolition party may become , the more danger is there to 58 ...
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A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions, Volumen3 Frederick Marryat Vista completa - 1839 |
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