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" After the most anxious consideration of the relations which subsist between master and slave, I cannot but come to the conclusion, that he is the only true friend of both, who enforces upon them the necessity of reciprocal benevolence ; who, by persuading... "
A Letter to a Friend, Relative to the Present State of the Island of Domíníca - Page 38
by Langford Lovell - 1818 - 39 pages
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The Literary Panorama and National Register, Volume 8

English literature - 1819 - 950 pages
...of thing that is good." After the most anxious consideration of the relations which subsist hetwern master and slave, I cannot but come to the conclusion,...motives for the obedience of the slave — gratitude, lore, and confidence. 59 L The Echo of the Study. [594 The Echo of the Ütiuly ; or Lectures and CoiiKT*ations,...
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