The British Review, and London Critical Journal, Volumen6Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1815 |
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... slave trade . But it is impossible not to perceive that England was the spring , the light , the soul of this confederacy . For we find in these Papers , that Lord Castlereagh first induced the Go- vernment of France ... Slave Trade .
... slave trade . But it is impossible not to perceive that England was the spring , the light , the soul of this confederacy . For we find in these Papers , that Lord Castlereagh first induced the Go- vernment of France ... Slave Trade .
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... slave trade ; that he should press the immediate abolition by every argu- ment in his power ; and failing in this , that he should pre- vail upon the French government to confine the import of slaves to making good the deficiencies in ...
... slave trade ; that he should press the immediate abolition by every argu- ment in his power ; and failing in this , that he should pre- vail upon the French government to confine the import of slaves to making good the deficiencies in ...
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... Slave Trade , should prohibit the importation , into their respective dominions , of colonial produce grown within the territories of powers refusing to enter into the proposed concert . It is well observed that this expedient seems ...
... Slave Trade , should prohibit the importation , into their respective dominions , of colonial produce grown within the territories of powers refusing to enter into the proposed concert . It is well observed that this expedient seems ...
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... trade as much as possible , and particularly to prevent its revival upon that part of the coast of Africa where it had ceased during the war , an engagement which , as the sequel of the correspon- dence shows , His ... Slave Trade .
... trade as much as possible , and particularly to prevent its revival upon that part of the coast of Africa where it had ceased during the war , an engagement which , as the sequel of the correspon- dence shows , His ... Slave Trade .
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... slave trade , in the following remarkable and characteristic words : " Je suis convaincu que ce brigandage la ne vaut rien pour la France . " He certainly showed no squeamishness in the same conversation ... Slave Trade . 127.
... slave trade , in the following remarkable and characteristic words : " Je suis convaincu que ce brigandage la ne vaut rien pour la France . " He certainly showed no squeamishness in the same conversation ... Slave Trade . 127.
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