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7963. SLAVES, Manumission of.—
As
far as I can judge from the experiments which
have been made to give liberty to, or rather, to
abandon persons whose habits have been
formed in slavery is like abandoning children.—
To Dr. Edward Bancroft.
Ford ed., v, 66.
(P.
1789)
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