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... says Mr. Cooper , all the whites residing on plantations live in a state of open concubinage with black or coloured women : The general profligacy , in this respect , is perfectly notorious and undisguised * ; and one effect of it is ...
... says Mr. Cooper , all the whites residing on plantations live in a state of open concubinage with black or coloured women : The general profligacy , in this respect , is perfectly notorious and undisguised * ; and one effect of it is ...
Pagina 141
... say that slavery brutalizes the man , and then urge that very brutality as a reason for keeping him in slavery ... says he , " nothing rash , nothing rapid , nothing intemperate ; if we succeed to the utmost of my ardent wishes ...
... say that slavery brutalizes the man , and then urge that very brutality as a reason for keeping him in slavery ... says he , " nothing rash , nothing rapid , nothing intemperate ; if we succeed to the utmost of my ardent wishes ...
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... says , my views , he says , ton Silesia . " France wished to take away the empire from the house of Austria ; I desired nothing better , France wished to establish in Italy a state for the Infanta : - I was delighted with the project ...
... says , my views , he says , ton Silesia . " France wished to take away the empire from the house of Austria ; I desired nothing better , France wished to establish in Italy a state for the Infanta : - I was delighted with the project ...
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