African Slavery in America
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Most of our southern slave-holders, were so, with Jefferson at their head, and Washington and Madison well inclined. Abolition of war has long been attempted. Franklin, Jefferson, Lords Aberdeen and Ashburton were of that class of abolitionists. Abolition of taxation, or certain kinds of it; abolition of inebriety and other vices; abolition of certain kinds of government; numbers of mankind are abolitionists. And those who undertook to abolish slavery, were induced to it in England by there bei...ng no slaves there, but only in distant colonies, which )\ Parliament might rule as it would, by the alleged barbarities of English colonial slave-holders, and by that pragmaticalness which is part of the insular nature of a great nation, more so inclined, as their own historian Clarendon long ago deplored, than any other people.
Wilberforce, the Methodists, and other sincere philanthropists, who began the attempt by holding a balance of party power, subdued the rival leaders, Fox and Pitt, into support of abolition.
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Most of our southern slave-holders, were so, with Jefferson at their head, and Washington and Madison well inclined. Abolition of war has long been attempted. Franklin, Jefferson, Lords Aberdeen and Ashburton were of that class of abolitionists. Abolition of taxation, or certain kinds of it; abolition of inebriety and other vices; abolition of certain kinds of government; numbers of mankind are abolitionists. And those who undertook to abolish slavery, were induced to it in England by there bei...ng no slaves there, but only in distant colonies, which )\ Parliament might rule as it would, by the alleged barbarities of English colonial slave-holders, and by that pragmaticalness which is part of the insular nature of a great nation, more so inclined, as their own historian Clarendon long ago deplored, than any other people.
Wilberforce, the Methodists, and other sincere philanthropists, who began the attempt by holding a balance of party power, subdued the rival leaders, Fox and Pitt, into support of abolition.
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