The German Emigrants Or Frederick Wohlgemuths Voyage to California
The German Emigrants Or Frederick Wohlgemuths Voyage to California
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Here stood hundreds of negroes, leashed in couples like so many heads of cattle, either naked, or merely covered with a shirt or an apron.. Old men, men in the prime of life, youths and boys, old women, and mothers with infants at the breast — all were on sale; and parents were arbitrarily separated from their chil- dren, as well as husbands from their wives, and when such separations took place, they would howl and gnash their teeth, and the slave driver's whip would belabour their bleeding ba...cks. The slaves already purchased, were at work in a neighbouring yard. They had to carry heavy chests turn handmills or transport stones; and every blunder they committed was visited by the same sanguinary punishment.
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Here stood hundreds of negroes, leashed in couples like so many heads of cattle, either naked, or merely covered with a shirt or an apron.. Old men, men in the prime of life, youths and boys, old women, and mothers with infants at the breast — all were on sale; and parents were arbitrarily separated from their chil- dren, as well as husbands from their wives, and when such separations took place, they would howl and gnash their teeth, and the slave driver's whip would belabour their bleeding ba...cks. The slaves already purchased, were at work in a neighbouring yard. They had to carry heavy chests turn handmills or transport stones; and every blunder they committed was visited by the same sanguinary punishment.
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