Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 361
... British statesmen , " from again catching a Tartar in the shape of the South , " are exactly to our purpose , as they prove that Canaan has an instinct , attaching him to his master by a stronger principle than love of liberty , power ...
... British statesmen , " from again catching a Tartar in the shape of the South , " are exactly to our purpose , as they prove that Canaan has an instinct , attaching him to his master by a stronger principle than love of liberty , power ...
Page 362
... British left , or were driven out of any district , the slaves seldom if ever went with them , unless compelled by force . Even those who promised to go , and received presents as an inducement , would gener- ally abscond , the first ...
... British left , or were driven out of any district , the slaves seldom if ever went with them , unless compelled by force . Even those who promised to go , and received presents as an inducement , would gener- ally abscond , the first ...
Page 378
... British projected the invasion of Louisiana , they , no doubt , had regard to the fact , disclosed by the preceeding census of 1810 , that the slaves , not only of Louisiana , but the whole South West , as far North as.the Indian ...
... British projected the invasion of Louisiana , they , no doubt , had regard to the fact , disclosed by the preceeding census of 1810 , that the slaves , not only of Louisiana , but the whole South West , as far North as.the Indian ...
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