A Letter to Wm E Channing D D in Reply to One Addressed to Him By R R Ma
A Letter to Wm E Channing D D in Reply to One Addressed to Him By R R Ma
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" (p. 27. ) 7. That he had an unfortunate Emancipado woman, and " was still receiving from her, after years of service, a paltry pittance of three rials a day, from the sale of fruits, hawked 3 18 about the Havana, by this poor creature, robbed of her freedom, and the price of it thus daily pocketed by him. " (p. 26. ) 8. That he entertained a deliberate doubt whether the slave trade considered merely in itself, were not a positive benefit to its supposed victims, (p. 5 ; and again, p. 15;) and... therefore, he officially recorded a predilection for its interests, (p. 7 ;) fought for it " with the indiscriminate fury of an intoxicated partizan, " (p. 19 ;) and after whitewashing the strumpet's char- acter, as last took her to his arms, (p. 13. ) It will hardly be believed, but it is a fact, that Mr. Trist's communications, some of which are, and all of which, I hope, will be published in the British papers respecting the slave trade presented to Parliament, show that the above charges are for the most part either utteily untrue, or in the highest degree ex- aggerated ; and that the proofs of them adduced by Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (p. 27. ) 7. That he had an unfortunate Emancipado woman, and " was still receiving from her, after years of service, a paltry pittance of three rials a day, from the sale of fruits, hawked 3 18 about the Havana, by this poor creature, robbed of her freedom, and the price of it thus daily pocketed by him. " (p. 26. ) 8. That he entertained a deliberate doubt whether the slave trade considered merely in itself, were not a positive benefit to its supposed victims, (p. 5 ; and again, p. 15;) and... therefore, he officially recorded a predilection for its interests, (p. 7 ;) fought for it " with the indiscriminate fury of an intoxicated partizan, " (p. 19 ;) and after whitewashing the strumpet's char- acter, as last took her to his arms, (p. 13. ) It will hardly be believed, but it is a fact, that Mr. Trist's communications, some of which are, and all of which, I hope, will be published in the British papers respecting the slave trade presented to Parliament, show that the above charges are for the most part either utteily untrue, or in the highest degree ex- aggerated ; and that the proofs of them adduced by Dr.
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