Poems On the Abolition of the Slave Trade
Poems On the Abolition of the Slave Trade
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It was proved, however, in answer to this, that no ' one had been put upon short allowance ; and that, as if Providence had ' determined to afford an unequivocal proof of the guilt, a shower of rain 1 fell and continued for three days immediately after the second lot of slaves had been destroyed, by means of which they might have filled ' many of their vessels* with water, and thus have prevented all necessity ' for the destruction of the third.
* Mr. Sharp was present at this trial, and procur...ed the attendance of a ' short-hand writer to take down the facts, which should come out in the ' course of it. These he gave to the public afterwards. He communicated 1 them also, with a copy of the trial, to the Lords of the Admiralty, as the c guardians of justice upon the seas, and to the Duke of Portland, as princi- * It appeared that they filled six. H 50 4 pal minister of state. No notice however was taken by any of these of ' the information which had been thus sent them. ' Clarksons History of the Abolition, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was proved, however, in answer to this, that no ' one had been put upon short allowance ; and that, as if Providence had ' determined to afford an unequivocal proof of the guilt, a shower of rain 1 fell and continued for three days immediately after the second lot of slaves had been destroyed, by means of which they might have filled ' many of their vessels* with water, and thus have prevented all necessity ' for the destruction of the third.
* Mr. Sharp was present at this trial, and procur...ed the attendance of a ' short-hand writer to take down the facts, which should come out in the ' course of it. These he gave to the public afterwards. He communicated 1 them also, with a copy of the trial, to the Lords of the Admiralty, as the c guardians of justice upon the seas, and to the Duke of Portland, as princi- * It appeared that they filled six. H 50 4 pal minister of state. No notice however was taken by any of these of ' the information which had been thus sent them. ' Clarksons History of the Abolition, &c.
What to read after Poems On the Abolition of the Slave Trade?
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