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... on of Letters and,.Religion. e to its inhabitants, but more particularly as the eanj Di of gradually abolifhing Alrican' Slavery. s, BY CAPT. PH LKI I EAVEEt, R. N . Cl, ft Illultsated by a Map of the -VWeficrn Coaft of Africa, En and Plans of a'Biockhoule; ...
... Co- Tc. onifis * Soil, Climate, Natural Produ& ions, &c. &c. &c. md Interfperfed with Obfervations ?? on the ich State of Slavery in the Southern -Eitremity of the Af- n s rican Continent. - In a Series of Letters from - AN ENGLISH OFFICER,: *ty during ...
... lodifls ; Soil, Climate, Natural Produwions, &c. &c. &c. n interfperfed with Oblervations and Reflefflons on the r State of Slavery in the Southern Extremity of the A- L trican Continent. In a Series of Letters from an Eng- litl Officer siuring the Period ...
... Impaling, Inhusman Treatmient, Light- b njnm, M.-rurder, Psre's-gangs, Plunder, Piracy, lslick t Sallds, Rock, Storos, Shoals, Slavery, Sharks by Sea and Lapd, Shipwrecks, 'repanising, Tosnado, Water Spouts, an1d other disasters at sea. Together with an account ...
... lmpaling, Inlisman'nTseatnxent, Light- id, ning, Murd&r, Press-gangs, Piunder, Piracy, Quick 'Eaids, Rocks, Storms, Shoals, Slavery, Sharks by Sea and ee Land, Shipwxvrecks, Trepanning, Tornado, U'ater Spoutsn and otber disasters at sea. rogether with an ...
... 'A f E!lis on Perspiration-Porson's Hecuba-Hard4's Melpoirs th of the Earl of Chariemont- .Pnblicathiwp on Wsest Indian Pt Slavery-Papers ou Toleration-Humboldt.EssaiPolitique Pi sur ls Nouvelle Espange-Braiide's Papers in Pbilbsophicd an Transactins.I ...
... theeducation of the Poonr- Ellis.OD Prspiration l-sor-so Hecuba- y's Memrnirs ?? the Earl of Cha; enoit-P;bhiustigns' ?? Indian I Slavery-Papers: on. T ?? Esai' Policsue sti. r l N6ovelle' ?? Papers in Philosophical ?? of'the Geological Society'East t. gnetobs ...
... )farticularly lit pur- a ss.ance of this pnpncicle, 'that no Colony yet renaining iii the n ptssession of Great Britain, wlierein Slavery ritsts, should be P ceded to any other powver, witheut reiuf ring an express ttilt- 'lotion for rehhziqoishiug the Sla~re ...
... unjust andt inibsman to our unfortunate ercrcatewiss, ao Lre torn from their kindred and countr M.n ruced to a state oii slavery; asI excitiesg to the most Sd Ige %yars and atrocities the nati ves sr Africa',destroying every of their improvement, and ...
... LEWIS GORDON, Dep. Sec. Highland Society Chambers, Edinburgh,) 28, South Frederick Street, 15th July 1814. 3 MITIGATION OF S;LAVERY/ Ey thei late Honourable J. STEErr, of Barbadoes, and Dr W. Dickson, of London, R R E respectfully informed, that the Wkork ...
... AFRICA, of ROBERT ADAMS. a Sailor, who wal wrecked on the Western Coast, in the year 181 0; was detained three years in bri Slavery amongst the Arabs in the Great Desart, and resided several mooths at Tombuctoo. With a Map and copious of Notes. Printed uniform'v ...
... N~poleon.-9X. Tans. ?? of Robert Adams, a Saiiorj who was in wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa; was detained three Years in Slavery by the Arabi of the Great Dnser, cid resid' g ed ?? ofthat Period in the Cily oi 1'nibucloo-- th) X. Du Cogres Lie VieVnne ...