Anti-Slavery Monthly Reporter
Anti-Slavery Monthly Reporter
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We shall first advert, at some length, to that part of the newsgaper report which represents the Eight Honourable Gentleman as affirmmg that, in some of the colonies, liaving no local legislatures, except on the * Mr. Broagham gave notice, that if the information was not satisfactory, he tkpmXd inoY« th« House on tbe sa|t}ect of Slavery, soon after the recess.
3 A Digitized by Google 186 Defects of the Trinidad Law — Religion — Sunday, point of compulsory inatKunnissioiiy the various reforms pr...oposed by Governiwent had been carried into complete effect.
We greatly doubt, however, whether such a representation is fairly applicable to any of those colonies, or even to Trinidad itself. And it being of high importance at the present moment to ascertain the fact, we shall first examine the provisions of the Slave Code of Trinidad, that being the model which has been held forth for all the other slave colo- nies, in order to asceitain in what degree the declared purposes of the Government have been there completely accomplished.* We freely admit that various improvements of great moment have been introduced into the Slave Code of Trinidad by the Order in Council of March, 1824.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall first advert, at some length, to that part of the newsgaper report which represents the Eight Honourable Gentleman as affirmmg that, in some of the colonies, liaving no local legislatures, except on the * Mr. Broagham gave notice, that if the information was not satisfactory, he tkpmXd inoY« th« House on tbe sa|t}ect of Slavery, soon after the recess.
3 A Digitized by Google 186 Defects of the Trinidad Law — Religion — Sunday, point of compulsory inatKunnissioiiy the various reforms pr...oposed by Governiwent had been carried into complete effect.
We greatly doubt, however, whether such a representation is fairly applicable to any of those colonies, or even to Trinidad itself. And it being of high importance at the present moment to ascertain the fact, we shall first examine the provisions of the Slave Code of Trinidad, that being the model which has been held forth for all the other slave colo- nies, in order to asceitain in what degree the declared purposes of the Government have been there completely accomplished.* We freely admit that various improvements of great moment have been introduced into the Slave Code of Trinidad by the Order in Council of March, 1824.
What to read after Anti-Slavery Monthly Reporter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Society for the Mitigation And Gradual Abolition of Slavery Throughout the British Dominions to read onlineMoreLess
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