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Pagina 140
With scarcely any exception , 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 ...
With scarcely any exception , 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 ...
Pagina 141
They say that slavery brutalizes the man , and then urge that very brutality as a
reason for keeping him in slavery . ... We mean , ” says he , “ nothing rash ,
nothing rapid , nothing intemperate ; if we succeed to the utmost of my ardent
wishes ...
They say that slavery brutalizes the man , and then urge that very brutality as a
reason for keeping him in slavery . ... We mean , ” says he , “ nothing rash ,
nothing rapid , nothing intemperate ; if we succeed to the utmost of my ardent
wishes ...
Pagina 475
... s multiplying ( says : M . BALBI ) , 6607 by 4ts we have 29 , 074 ecclesiastics ;
whích , however , he thinks , - exceeds the real number , at deast as to regulars ,
because they are much more numerous in the Minho than in other provinces .
... s multiplying ( says : M . BALBI ) , 6607 by 4ts we have 29 , 074 ecclesiastics ;
whích , however , he thinks , - exceeds the real number , at deast as to regulars ,
because they are much more numerous in the Minho than in other provinces .
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