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Page 374
The very person , Charles William Tack , invoked by Mr. Wood as a witness , destroys all that the latter has averred ... The authority was promptly obeyed , and some persons armed with sticks who had assembled there were dispersed ...
The very person , Charles William Tack , invoked by Mr. Wood as a witness , destroys all that the latter has averred ... The authority was promptly obeyed , and some persons armed with sticks who had assembled there were dispersed ...
Page 564
... Uzzaingui , and Aguirre , and to put in their room persons of known probity , and whose feelings of humanity have not ... having habitually associated with persons who have been employed in that degrading and demoralising pursuit .
... Uzzaingui , and Aguirre , and to put in their room persons of known probity , and whose feelings of humanity have not ... having habitually associated with persons who have been employed in that degrading and demoralising pursuit .
Page 582
... I have now to inform your Excellency that persons purchased and held as slaves by British subjects at Smyrna or elsewhere in the Levant , are by law entitled to be considered and treated as free persons ; and that British subjects ...
... I have now to inform your Excellency that persons purchased and held as slaves by British subjects at Smyrna or elsewhere in the Levant , are by law entitled to be considered and treated as free persons ; and that British subjects ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1850 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2006 |
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