The Antislavery ArgumentWilliam H. Pease, Jane H. Pease Bobbs-Merrill, 1965 - 492 страница |
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... admitted in theory and acted on in practice , that in some cases , at discretion , it is lawful to hold man as property . From this admitted in theory , as the starting point has originated , first the demand and market for slaves ...
... admitted in theory and acted on in practice , that in some cases , at discretion , it is lawful to hold man as property . From this admitted in theory , as the starting point has originated , first the demand and market for slaves ...
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... admitted to be a subject diffi- cult to dispose of . This is the testimony of grave divines and profound statesmen ; of shrewd politicians and acute philoso- phers . It is the complaint of the inexperienced and unlettered . Go where you ...
... admitted to be a subject diffi- cult to dispose of . This is the testimony of grave divines and profound statesmen ; of shrewd politicians and acute philoso- phers . It is the complaint of the inexperienced and unlettered . Go where you ...
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... admitted into the school , " thus , according to a familiar rule of interpretation , excluding other powers : Mentio unius est exclusio alterius.3 The power to determine the “ number " is easily executed , and admits of no question ...
... admitted into the school , " thus , according to a familiar rule of interpretation , excluding other powers : Mentio unius est exclusio alterius.3 The power to determine the “ number " is easily executed , and admits of no question ...
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Introduction | xxiii |
Chronology | lxxxv |
Selected Bibliography | xci |
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