quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
of the slave trade	379
the abolition of the	352
abolition of the slave	338
of the united states	202
at the same time	194
in the west indies	189
in the course of	178
the coast of africa	150
the house of commons	137
for the purpose of	129
with respect to the	127
for the abolition of	126
of the abolition of	109
the african slave trade	105
on the other hand	102
in the midst of	101
on the part of	100
in behalf of the	100
in consequence of the	99
in a state of	92
on the subject of	90
on account of the	86
on the coast of	85
in the house of	84
at the end of	84
the rest of the	82
one of the most	80
from time to time	80
the cause of the	78
the part of the	78
the course of the	77
the importation of slaves	76
as well as the	74
the secretary of the	74
abolition of the trade	73
in favour of the	72
the condition of the	72
as soon as the	71
the subject of the	71
in a few minutes	70
for the sake of	69
the suppression of the	68
of the african slave	68
in the case of	66
that it would be	65
the side of the	63
the end of the	62
in the united states	62
of the house of	61
on the th of	61
the whole of the	60
in a short time	60
secretary of the navy	60
to the west indies	59
the fact that the	59
the nature of the	59
for the first time	58
in the hands of	57
the case of the	56
of one of the	55
to be found in	55
it would have been	55
suppression of the slave	55
with a view to	54
the head of the	54
that part of the	52
quarter of an hour	51
the continuance of the	50
and at the same	50
of the secretary of	50
in the same manner	49
the domestic slave trade	49
the mouth of the	49
the crew of the	48
into the united states	48
on the point of	48
by the time that	48
the captain of the	48
a quarter of an	47
if we were to	47
this part of the	47
the character of the	47
of the state of	46
it had been said	46
for the suppression of	46
the people of the	46
in the way of	45
that there was no	45
from day to day	45
in the first place	44
the history of the	44
of the slaves in	44
the remainder of the	44
at the same moment	43
and that it was	43
that is to say	43
to the conclusion that	43
the members of the	43
in regard to the	42
that there was a	42
of the injured africans	42
the slaves in the	42
was by no means	42
subject of the slave	42
it was impossible to	42
be found in the	41
for the promotion of	41
the hands of the	41
ought not to be	41
of the human species	41
by means of the	41
as soon as i	40
there could be no	40
in the continuance of	40
side of the question	40
that the slave trade	40
in the slave trade	40
in one of the	40
that they had been	40
the slave trade was	39
of some of the	39
the other side of	39
of the people of	39
to be able to	39
by a majority of	39
for the purchase of	39
the surface of the	39
an account of the	39
report of the secretary	38
the manner in which	38
the friends of the	38
the first of these	38
was one of the	38
the value of the	38
that it was a	38
the people of england	38
into the hands of	38
a quarter of a	38
the attention of the	37
in their own country	37
the state of the	37
as far as the	37
in such a manner	37
a good deal of	37
in the fact that	37
the power of the	36
the direction of the	36
the number of slaves	36
interested in the continuance	36
at a distance of	36
in a few days	36
the natives of africa	36
in the island of	36
that he had been	36
society of the quakers	35
of the laws of	35
one of the men	35
that it was the	35
on the other side	35
and that he had	35
the bottom of the	35
as that of the	35
as one of the	35
part of the world	35
to such an extent	35
at the time of	35
in the direction of	35
at the rate of	34
was a man of	34
the top of the	34
in spite of the	34
of the quakers in	34
by the side of	34
a part of the	34
of the oppressed africans	34
other side of the	34
to the abolition of	34
committee of the whole	34
the right of search	34
part of the coast	33
to the slave trade	33
the object of the	33
the abolition of it	33
i was obliged to	33
in the form of	33
slavery and the slave	33
in the centre of	33
the centre of the	33
continuance of the trade	32
committee for the abolition	32
from the coast of	32
the promotion of the	32
the house of lords	32
a great deal of	32
the greater part of	32
from year to year	32
to enable us to	32
at the head of	32
by means of a	31
the united states of	31
and foreign state papers	31
it could not be	31
as soon as possible	31
the committee for the	31
of forerunners and coadjutors	31
the laws of the	31
importation of slaves into	31
one hundred and fifty	31
the total abolition of	31
put an end to	31
the consideration of the	31
there can be no	31
british and foreign state	31
as soon as he	31
with the exception of	31
the face of the	30
it is evident that	30
the eyes of the	30
the abolition of slavery	30
i was able to	30
message from the president	30
the arrival of the	30
the introduction of slaves	30
in the promotion of	29
class of forerunners and	29
as soon as we	29
in the shape of	29
with a view of	29
the principles of the	29
which they had been	29
the impolicy of the	29
it ought to be	29
the beginning of the	29
as a matter of	29
it was impossible for	29
the inhabitants of the	29
as if he had	29
that it was impossible	29
total abolition of the	29
of the red eric	29
came to the conclusion	29
a few minutes the	28
a committee of the	28
the privy council report	28
for a few minutes	28
of humanity and justice	28
in front of the	28
on the one hand	28
competition for the purchase	28
that he had not	28
to the coast of	28
during the whole of	28
that he would not	28
of the name of	28
for a long time	28
the officers of the	28
as much as possible	27
the close of the	27
to fall in with	27
to get rid of	27
for a few seconds	27
it would be a	27
the labours of the	27
the slavery of the	27
with a look of	27
of those who were	27
for the use of	27
to the principles of	27
was not to be	27
the religious society of	27
if it had been	27
in the eyes of	27
in the neighbourhood of	27
the question of the	27
with the aid of	26
a large portion of	26
the midst of the	26
it was to be	26
the way in which	26
and in a few	26
of the national assembly	26
which had been made	26
the middle of the	26
the first day of	26
the object of their	26
than that of the	26
bank of the river	26
the safety of the	26
the notice of the	26
parts of the world	26
united states of america	26
the name of the	26
mouth of the river	26
out of the water	26
about a quarter of	26
as well as of	26
in charge of the	26
the time of the	26
it was not until	26
by the fact that	25
on the top of	25
of the inhabitants of	25
the discussion of the	25
of the fact that	25
out of the way	25
of the rights of	25
members of the house	25
the property of the	25
the lords of the	25
for the benefit of	25
that i could not	25
for the sale of	25
a member of the	25
in proportion to the	25
i should like to	25
there was not a	25
the banks of the	25
with the result that	25
in relation to the	25
that i had been	25
may be considered as	25
as it related to	25
is one of the	25
at the same instant	25
but he did not	25
and that he would	25
the windward coast of	24
under the influence of	24
and the next instant	24
on the side of	24
continuation from july to	24
from the time of	24
in the mean time	24
the present state of	24
chancellor of the exchequer	24
that he could not	24
of the southern states	24
to the fact that	24
the university of cambridge	24
was by this time	24
and the greater the	24
the situation of the	24
that the slaves were	24
a portion of the	24
the report of the	24
seems to have been	24
the protection of the	24
a day or two	24
the edge of the	24
as soon as they	24
of slaves into the	24
from july to july	24
to inquire into the	24
the greater must be	24
as far as i	24
windward coast of africa	24
religious society of the	24
bill for the abolition	24
the further importation of	24
to me to be	24
on the slave trade	23
in the middle of	23
the value of land	23
if they had been	23
the cause of humanity	23
quarter of the globe	23
the opposite side of	23
opposite side of the	23
in this great cause	23
a great number of	23
was on the point	23
to be sent to	23
by means of which	23
to do with the	23
and that they were	23
the use of the	23
was a matter of	23
any part of the	23
a minute or two	23
greater must be the	23
lost no time in	23
it would not be	23
of the west indies	23
the deck of the	23
part of the subject	23
i could not help	23
the women and children	23
the sufferings of the	23
it is impossible to	23
and as soon as	23
slaves in the west	23
quarter of a mile	23
of the friends of	23
the chancellor of the	23
that it was not	23
with regard to the	23
the greater will be	23
could not have been	23
a distance of about	22
at the expense of	22
at the hands of	22
to the united states	22
to abolish the trade	22
from the fact that	22
to enable him to	22
for the county of	22
had a right to	22
marquis de la fayette	22
an act for the	22
an act for laying	22
for an hour or	22
that they were not	22
on the following morning	22
the appearance of the	22
we were obliged to	22
is not to be	22
about half a mile	22
to take care of	22
put a stop to	22
further importation of slaves	22
in the same year	22
at the top of	22
nations of the world	22
as it has been	22
of the royal navy	22
the united states and	22
the course of a	22
one hundred and twenty	22
which had taken place	22
it was evident that	22
i have no doubt	22
the opinion of the	22
had by this time	22
is to be found	22
the coast of guinea	22
the comte de mirabeau	22
in the power of	22
the power of association	22
that the abolition of	22
in the presence of	21
in addition to the	21
from and after the	21
in the event of	21
in the matter of	21
to have been the	21
he had no doubt	21
to the notice of	21
the government of the	21
a few minutes later	21
a state of slavery	21
to one of the	21
on the impolicy of	21
act to prevent the	21
which he had been	21
the committee of the	21
the west india islands	21
in the habit of	21
two or three days	21
to be the case	21
it seemed to me	21
as if they had	21
the loss of the	21
on the opposite side	21
to the end of	21
such an extent that	21
it was in the	21
i do not know	21
of the power to	21
an act to prevent	21
in the hope of	21
but it was not	21
on the deck of	21
manner in which the	21
of the general assembly	21
was to be found	20
object of their institution	20
the bishop of london	20
of the religious society	20
as far as it	20
it was necessary to	20
to prohibit the importation	20
the action of the	20
the existence of the	20
on the ground of	20
in the last chapter	20
which i had been	20
the purchase of labour	20
engaged in the slave	20
suppression of the african	20
that it might be	20
to the people of	20
the interior of africa	20
that we should be	20
nothing to do with	20
an hour or two	20
a vote of to	20
on account of their	20
in the persons of	20
to bring in a	20
the result of the	20
the importation of negroes	20
by one of the	20
the foreign slave trade	20
to return to the	20
the marquis de la	20
in the public papers	20
a cargo of slaves	20
in the month of	20
by this time the	20
favour of the abolition	20
the seamen employed in	20
the door of the	20
the spot where the	20
for the remainder of	20
of the act of	20
had been made to	20
in the act of	20
what would be the	20
greater will be the	20
what had become of	20
the forerunners and coadjutors	20
that he had no	20
he was about to	20
taken place in the	20
cause of the abolition	20
of the truth of	20
the effect of the	20
report of the amer	19
just in time to	19
that it had been	19
we were able to	19
leave to bring in	19
might be able to	19
laying a duty on	19
brought into this state	19
the circumstances of the	19
for the time being	19
of the sierra leone	19
for the loss of	19
the neighbourhood of the	19
an examination of the	19
little more than a	19
on either side of	19
the midst of a	19
of the united kingdom	19
he said he had	19
those who had been	19
to have been a	19
at the house of	19
of the west india	19
impolicy of the slave	19
of the poor africans	19
a bill for the	19
immediate abolition of the	19
as if they were	19
the table of the	19
as soon as it	19
that he did not	19
as well as to	19
by a vote of	19
this state of things	19
in the face of	19
the destruction of the	19
that i should be	19
in process of time	19
that he would be	19
which it had been	19
in the price of	19
the introduction of the	19
if he had been	19
to carry out the	19
of the value of	19
upon the windward coast	19
of the west indians	19
with the object of	18
had the effect of	18
part of the country	18
on my return to	18
to the improvement of	18
in the bottom of	18
to the production of	18
to the next session	18
the whole of that	18
to the extent of	18
in the history of	18
the latter part of	18
said to have been	18
in a few years	18
in the value of	18
the demand for labour	18
i do not think	18
and the west indies	18
to the cause of	18
it may not be	18
by the laws of	18
both houses of parliament	18
made up my mind	18
a necessary consequence of	18
negro or mulatto slave	18
it is probable that	18
the number of the	18
friends of the cause	18
to say nothing of	18
other parts of the	18
to put an end	18
and progress of the	18
behalf of the injured	18
to the house of	18
behalf of the oppressed	18
of the domestic slave	18
the negroes in the	18
in a few seconds	18
that one of the	18
the commander of the	18
promotion of the cause	18
slaves into the united	18
table of the house	18
the benefit of the	18
to that of the	18
i was about to	18
is seen in the	18
the sierra leone company	18
the slave trade in	18
in the cause of	18
with the intention of	18
an inquiry into the	18
th report of the	18
his account of the	18
the master of the	18
the great cause of	18
of which i had	18
in the same way	18
to a state of	17
be seen in the	17
the motion of mr	17
of the number of	17
the th of june	17
question of the abolition	17
suffice it to say	17
had been in the	17
of slavery and the	17
the exhaustion of the	17
the heart of the	17
as if it had	17
beyond the reach of	17
a view of the	17
it might have been	17
the law of nations	17
be one of the	17
it was difficult to	17
in a great measure	17
as it had been	17
the horrors of the	17
which was to be	17
the light of the	17
that he was not	17
of the negroes in	17
prohibit the importation of	17
on account of his	17
in the possession of	17
i want you to	17
from one of the	17
a few of the	17
so long as the	17
of the privy council	17
on their way to	17
the resolution of the	17
and that they would	17
he was able to	17
every now and then	17
did not wish to	17
the first of the	17
such a state of	17
the constitution of the	17
an end to the	17
and the slave trade	17
rays of the sun	17
he seemed to be	17
be seen by the	17
the progress of the	17
of the land and	17
of the whole house	17
that it should be	17
one and the same	17
the tendency of the	17
appears to have been	17
information on the subject	17
as quickly as possible	17
and it would be	17
there was no time	17
in the proportion of	17
i found that the	17
on board the ship	17
this was the first	17
rise and progress of	17
of the men who	17
at no great distance	17
have been the case	17
in the first instance	17
the minds of the	17
through the medium of	17
at the close of	17
that there would be	17
the rise and progress	17
the shape of a	17
east coast of africa	17
in the wake of	17
of the middle passage	17
greater part of the	17
that many of the	17
but it was a	17
from the secretary of	17
of one hundred and	17
so as to be	17
the man who had	16
there seemed to be	16
on the banks of	16
the date of the	16
by some of the	16
on this great subject	16
the efforts of the	16
of which he had	16
about half an hour	16
the quakers in england	16
but he could not	16
the propagation of the	16
the yearly meeting of	16
by a number of	16
with the rest of	16
parts of the kingdom	16
he could not but	16
under the shade of	16
all of whom were	16
he was a man	16
in the same cause	16
he was sure that	16
in which they were	16
to enable me to	16
imported into this province	16
impolicy of the trade	16
out of the question	16
and that we should	16
the natural productions of	16
condition of the slaves	16
the lord chancellor thurlow	16
i came to the	16
that i had no	16
the prosecution of this	16
great cause of the	16
of the natives of	16
the east coast of	16
the duty of the	16
we shall have to	16
two or three of	16
cause of humanity and	16
the order of the	16
the form of a	16
in some of the	16
in consequence of his	16
it was the duty	16
a short time the	16
of the condition of	16
which they themselves had	16
that the ship was	16
in which he had	16
to the side of	16
the entrance of the	16
in support of the	16
one of the greatest	16
from the abolition of	16
that the number of	16
that i might be	16
for the murder of	16
far as i could	16
various parts of the	16
that in consequence of	16
up and down the	16
with each step in	16
if he did not	16
with a degree of	16
at the cost of	16
the heads of the	16
me that he had	16
in order to make	16
behalf of the abolition	16
for laying a duty	16
the attitude of the	16
make the best of	16
the slavery and commerce	16
so far as i	16
cape of good hope	16
but there was no	16
of the nature of	16
under the command of	16
of the committee of	16
importation of slaves from	16
ought to have been	16
and a half per	16
the gradual abolition of	16
act to prohibit the	16
members of the national	16
from the united states	16
and that he was	16
to go to the	16
and it was not	16
laws of the united	16
the policy of the	16
in the condition of	16
of the trade in	16
in the present case	16
in the service of	16
lords of the council	16
and commerce of the	16
who were interested in	16
the value of man	16
of the slave squadron	16
the cape of good	16
the treatment of the	16
he did not know	16
the substance of the	16
commerce of the human	16
bring in a bill	16
a state of things	16
after the first day	16
the labour of the	16
that the trade was	16
the course of his	16
were interested in the	16
and the result was	16
the general assembly of	16
as far as he	15
an essay on the	15
would be the case	15
any slave or slaves	15
in less than a	15
to the laws of	15
in the british colonies	15
of the crew of	15
the level of the	15
that they would be	15
from their own country	15
for a distance of	15
it is that the	15
to enable them to	15
the emancipation of the	15
i did not know	15
and the united states	15
rest of the world	15
the voice of the	15
of the african race	15
of the members of	15
it appeared that the	15
slavery and commerce of	15
for the same purpose	15
in which it was	15
it is to be	15
from any of the	15
for the most part	15
condition of the people	15
had taken place in	15
for a few moments	15
that she was a	15
the first part of	15
committee of privy council	15
of a couple of	15
on the african coast	15
the west indian islands	15
made up his mind	15
there has been a	15
in search of the	15
to the right honourable	15
as well as i	15
the effects of the	15
the slaves on board	15
it seems to me	15
the first time in	15
it would be impossible	15
the rights of man	15
act for laying a	15
from the west indies	15
in the southern states	15
to the inhabitants of	15
the quakers in america	15
raise the value of	15
the time that we	15
of slaves in the	15
the produce of the	15
the value of labour	15
that the african slave	15
we were about to	15
of a man who	15
course of a few	15
caught sight of a	15
what do you think	15
in addition to this	15
not be able to	15
the man at the	15
with those of the	15
that they might be	15
the rise of the	15
the heat of the	15
run the risk of	15
to be one of	15
were likely to be	15
for a moment to	15
with the growth of	15
thought it best to	15
and by the time	15
that they would not	15
that we had been	15
half an hour later	15
way in which he	15
in the days of	15
the position of the	15
which of the two	15
the united states to	15
way back to the	15
the slave trade had	15
in the name of	15
the people of this	15
of the officers of	15
the people of ireland	15
surface of the water	15
introduction of slaves into	15
thrown into the sea	15
at the bottom of	15
of many of the	15
they were to be	15
the law of the	15
the very act of	15
so much as a	15
that they should be	15
the strength of the	14
one or two of	14
i am sorry to	14
did not hesitate to	14
of the negro race	14
if it could be	14
about the same time	14
should be able to	14
propagation of the gospel	14
of the windward coast	14
discussion of the question	14
the following is a	14
two hundred and fifty	14
was said to be	14
obliged to you for	14
for a considerable time	14
to be seen in	14
i felt that i	14
as far as they	14
to the spot where	14
he was to be	14
of them in the	14
the causes of the	14
the interior of the	14
were not to be	14
who had not been	14
that the trade should	14
the continuance of it	14
the foot of the	14
to the number of	14
was the duty of	14
the market of england	14
an hour or so	14
was nowhere to be	14
the management of the	14
slaves into this state	14
of which i was	14
a half per cent	14
on the same subject	14
of the established church	14
the course of it	14
a great part of	14
in the sight of	14
who were concerned in	14
consideration of the subject	14
it to be a	14
the products of the	14
one of the first	14
but most of all	14
in the next session	14
i had no doubt	14
early in the next	14
hence it is that	14
friend to the abolition	14
cause of the oppressed	14
of them had been	14
were ordered to be	14
and a couple of	14
could not fail to	14
to those of the	14
of the existence of	14
a friend to the	14
before the privy council	14
the members for liverpool	14
on this great question	14
to which they were	14
a knowledge of the	14
who seemed to be	14
that they should have	14
the growth of the	14
by aid of which	14
had it not been	14
knowledge of the subject	14
of this great cause	14
slavery of the negroes	14
the conduct of the	14
on the east coast	14
the th of may	14
caught a glimpse of	14
section of the slave	14
if i were to	14
in the nature of	14
impossible for me to	14
the truth of the	14
my essay on the	14
of the right of	14
who happened to be	14
to the place where	14
the example of the	14
the bank of the	14
it is not necessary	14
by land or water	14
of his own society	14
and that of the	14
the island of st	14
to which i have	14
the honour of the	14
on the motion of	14
step in this direction	14
that i did not	14
the principles of humanity	14
in the following manner	14
the slave trade as	14
for the production of	14
abolition of the african	14
the names of the	14
did not appear to	14
the secretary of state	14
it must have been	14
but i did not	14
from thence to the	14
the formation of a	14
a term of years	14
we ought to be	14
and there was no	14
a couple of days	14
gave the order to	14
and the next moment	14
as we have seen	14
to the present time	14
had an opportunity of	14
the population of the	14
the owners of the	14
be given to the	14
a couple of hours	14
was found to be	14
day to day more	14
it appeared to me	14
secretary of the treasury	14
the cultivation of the	14
into the heart of	14
trade was contrary to	14
for half an hour	14
of the human race	14
their way to the	14
at the distance of	14
in a similar manner	14
they were going to	14
to the use of	14
lost by a majority	14
the presence of the	14
in our own islands	14
that a number of	14
in which he was	14
took an opportunity of	14
a sufficient number of	14
that it could not	14
to be carried on	14
the approach of the	14
the course of my	14
the shores of the	14
on the day of	14
an ample supply of	14
for a term of	14
to the interior of	14
measure of the abolition	14
the hearing of evidence	14
on the table of	14
in the following words	14
the feelings of the	14
it is that we	13
trade ought to be	13
a clergyman of the	13
in the time of	13
the expense of the	13
were out of the	13
the way of the	13
the end of that	13
itself into a committee	13
place by the side	13
appeared to have been	13
of the coast of	13
under the impression that	13
but that it was	13
the people in the	13
in consequence of this	13
by the appearance of	13
he did not mean	13
of which the following	13
with the principles of	13
had been engaged in	13
that they would have	13
the whole of it	13
the effect of this	13
in the space of	13
the cause of this	13
nowhere to be seen	13
he desired me to	13
the king of dahomey	13
to take charge of	13
of the african trade	13
in his power to	13
what was going on	13
of any of the	13
a proof of the	13
was in the proportion	13
ought to be abolished	13
was not the case	13
in a tone of	13
was not a little	13
with the slave trade	13
to suppress the slave	13
for the support of	13
the body of the	13
a visit to the	13
the influence of the	13
in any of the	13
had no objection to	13
report of the committee	13
in consequence of which	13
number of the slaves	13
that it was his	13
had not been long	13
which we had been	13
the system of slavery	13
lie on the table	13
of which we had	13
and customs of the	13
order of the day	13
number of slaves in	13
he did not like	13
into a committee of	13
laid on the table	13
there was a general	13
of the sea witch	13
so that we might	13
in two or three	13
from any part of	13
so much of the	13
on the importation of	13
to his feet and	13
the committee in london	13
for a few days	13
treaty with great britain	13
bottom of the canoe	13
in order that the	13
on the slavery and	13
to the level of	13
if he were to	13
part of the human	13
at the mouth of	13
the time that the	13
of the west indian	13
the scene of the	13
to say that he	13
the formation of the	13
i caught sight of	13
was about to be	13
there appeared to be	13
the case with the	13
it was the first	13
the command of the	13
to the effect that	13
the natural increase of	13
which i could not	13
thought it right to	13
who had been in	13
any person or persons	13
to the mode of	13
and was about to	13
with a couple of	13
of the power of	13
consolidation of the land	13
principles of humanity and	13
it is true that	13
a word or two	13
different parts of the	13
some of the men	13
to be in the	13
to the care of	13
exhaustion of the land	13
which had been so	13
of an hour later	13
by way of the	13
of that part of	13
to the state of	13
that there was not	13
the length of the	13
so that it was	13
way down to the	13
and therefore it is	13
be good enough to	13
such is the case	13
one end of the	13
them out of the	13
had no right to	13
of being able to	13
contrary to the principles	13
the men who had	13
had nothing to do	13
on the continent of	13
to make our way	13
the fact that he	13
that he was the	13
that the people of	13
the nations of the	13
they seemed to be	13
that he might be	13
the isles de loss	13
as well as in	13
the society of the	13
it is difficult to	13
continuance of the slave	13
to a great extent	13
from their native country	13
under the protection of	13
to be allowed to	13
the profits of the	13
on the morning of	13
at one of the	13
to the present day	13
the attention of many	13
is shown by the	13
by the name of	13
the number of persons	13
the interests of the	13
or brought into this	13
that he would have	13
if it should be	13
the last of the	13
that you will not	13
as if he were	13
the author of the	13
has a right to	13
in the city of	13
of the christian religion	13
the same manner as	13
i must confess that	13
as long as he	13
the mouth of a	12
the waters of the	12
that i was not	12
there would be no	12
it would be found	12
with whom i had	12
him out of the	12
may be supposed to	12
the propriety of the	12
of the loss of	12
the number of negroes	12
i was forced to	12
the proceedings of the	12
the support of the	12
years in the west	12
the house of the	12
the committee of privy	12
of slaves into this	12
of a system of	12
to be considered as	12
that most of the	12
will be found in	12
the river sierra leone	12
in command of the	12
the slave trade should	12
the duke of clarence	12
captain of the alfred	12
in the light of	12
for the supply of	12
cause i had undertaken	12
he had no objection	12
that it did not	12
in order that they	12
seamen employed in the	12
the deputies of colour	12
i may as well	12
became more and more	12
first of these was	12
the skipper of the	12
the latter of whom	12
the capture of the	12
was the first time	12
the price of the	12
much in the same	12
so far as to	12
the limits of the	12
had not gone far	12
heat of the sun	12
in favour of it	12
by the british government	12
can be no doubt	12
it into their heads	12
found in the fact	12
to the value of	12
to the condition of	12
as if it were	12
so early as in	12
to look out for	12
people of this country	12
we caught sight of	12
caught sight of the	12
he took an opportunity	12
were by this time	12
it was that the	12
the fact that we	12
minister of the gospel	12
evil of the slave	12
for two or three	12
been one of the	12
a state of nature	12
began to fear that	12
the next session of	12
the king and his	12
in a former chapter	12
that it was necessary	12
of the ships of	12
labours of the field	12
the decline in the	12
a view to the	12
the natural rights of	12
there had been a	12
by the people of	12
the service of the	12
the president of the	12
it would be difficult	12
to the african slave	12
say nothing of the	12
on the evening of	12
for the good of	12
ordered to be printed	12
the back of the	12
that it would have	12
put into the chair	12
it struck me that	12
prohibiting the importation of	12
that there is no	12
in the character of	12
from the moment of	12
to the amount of	12
the people of colour	12
the size of the	12
national assembly of france	12
in the place of	12
that he was a	12
from head to foot	12
from their native land	12
had been one of	12
in the west india	12
as may be supposed	12
to be the most	12
prohibiting the slave trade	12
forerunners and coadjutors up	12
remainder of the day	12
proved to be a	12
history of the rise	12
any of the united	12
of the rio pongo	12
honorary and corresponding members	12
i was to be	12
at that moment a	12
of the abolition was	12
the fact that they	12
the members of it	12
be brought into this	12
nature of the slave	12
to enter into a	12
in order to be	12
in the abolition of	12
the language of the	12
of the foreign slave	12
early in the morning	12
in the demand for	12
the promotion of it	12
he could not help	12
to the case of	12
each step in this	12
the cause i had	12
was lost by a	12
in the state of	12
that i had a	12
who was in the	12
to be wondered at	12
those interested in the	12
that they did not	12
what has become of	12
he told me that	12
in his account of	12
of the forerunners and	12
it was necessary that	12
imported or brought into	12
set to work to	12
labours of the committee	12
had the pleasure of	12
the island of goree	12
the loss of their	12
a moment or two	12
the national assembly of	12
may be said to	12
the price of cotton	12
give an account of	12
the miseries of the	12
to the voice of	12
and the other for	12
on my arrival at	12
state of the slaves	12
laws of new york	12
that i had not	12
as far as we	12
in the middle passage	12
for the space of	12
at a loss to	12
and when at length	12
nations of the earth	12
the improvement of the	12
of the committee to	12
down to the coast	12
that such was the	12
and several of the	12
was inhuman and unjust	12
at the request of	12
side of the ship	12
of which had been	12
therefore it is that	12
of sir william dolben	12
for the total abolition	12
on each side of	12
the contents of the	12
the greatest part of	12
and away we went	12
than half an hour	12
forerunners and coadjutors in	12
all parts of the	12
that there is a	12
he had seen the	12
the freedom of man	12
the light of a	12
the island of jamaica	12
the manner of procuring	12
the slave trade to	12
and coadjutors up to	12
occurred to me that	12
the evils complained of	12
was to be lost	12
were by no means	12
to be in a	12
out of the room	12
the united states in	12
as much as we	12
in a sort of	12
as to the mode	12
and at the end	12
on the occasion of	12
in the very act	12
and one of the	12
with the view of	12
it was a very	12
of the general question	12
like that of a	12
of slavery in the	12
present state of the	12
of it in the	12
the mercy of the	12
much obliged to you	12
had the satisfaction of	12
as much as i	11
that of the abolition	11
the same time that	11
coast of africa for	11
law of the land	11
the accomplishment of the	11
those of their own	11
on the lower deck	11
to which they had	11
the consequence of this	11
did not mean to	11
on the starboard tack	11
the city of london	11
in the prosecution of	11
to make sure that	11
to clear away the	11
as he did so	11
to the labours of	11
of those who are	11
the immediate abolition of	11
as to be able	11
i should have been	11
up his mind to	11
report on the table	11
produce of the land	11
of the character of	11
two and a half	11
of great importance to	11
on the following day	11
the th of april	11
been the means of	11
i shall never forget	11
the rest of us	11
here and there with	11
the case in the	11
in consequence of it	11
digest of the laws	11
at a time when	11
have been made to	11
people of the world	11
the presence of a	11
he was ready to	11
the sight of the	11
by the privy council	11
both sides of the	11
if we were not	11
one side of the	11
to the purchase of	11
i should not be	11
be it further enacted	11
and that they had	11
for the protection of	11
into the midst of	11
the shelter of the	11
the report on the	11
rest of the party	11
a few of them	11
a certain number of	11
that it would not	11
that the africans were	11
the next instant the	11
as well as by	11
for their own use	11
to say that the	11
the larger will be	11
a few days after	11
the colony of sierra	11
act in addition to	11
the committee on the	11
by the united states	11
such was the case	11
were to be seen	11
down over the side	11
the less must be	11
the jurisdiction of the	11
this was the case	11
in view of the	11
once more in the	11
in the same direction	11
to believe that the	11
against the slave trade	11
thing to be done	11
i saw that the	11
the people of india	11
with that of the	11
it was not the	11
essay on the slavery	11
the place of the	11
to the existence of	11
the end of it	11
face of the earth	11
is by no means	11
would have been the	11
soon as it was	11
a couple of minutes	11
felt that he was	11
employed in the slave	11
was at that time	11
it will not be	11
that it was an	11
the inhabitants of this	11
but this was not	11
letter from the secretary	11
which i have been	11
come to the conclusion	11
face to face with	11
in proportion to their	11
of the produce of	11
turned out to be	11
the west indies and	11
in the hope that	11
under the lee of	11
was ordered to be	11
citizens of the united	11
the appearance of being	11
ten years of age	11
parts of the country	11
into one of the	11
i took to be	11
seemed to be the	11
in the afternoon watch	11
further consideration of the	11
the story of the	11
appeared to me to	11
one of the crew	11
system which looks to	11
the sake of the	11
to the support of	11
the question then was	11
and the greater will	11
the trade in slaves	11
i lost no time	11
of the committee for	11
a matter of course	11
essay on the impolicy	11
as we have said	11
the state of affairs	11
and that there was	11
that the loss of	11
the purchase of slaves	11
that we might have	11
every one of them	11
the meaning of the	11
it was on the	11
in order that i	11
and i could not	11
but as soon as	11
was that of the	11
and i did not	11
colony of sierra leone	11
it would be necessary	11
they were obliged to	11
a duty on negroes	11
the slave trade is	11
it was possible to	11
as he expressed it	11
the month of march	11
under the necessity of	11
the property of a	11
with the fact that	11
either side of the	11
the whole of his	11
we are to see	11
as soon as you	11
competition for the sale	11
the time that i	11
for so long a	11
it was in vain	11
such of them as	11
to keep up the	11
it would be proper	11
that i should not	11
for the purposes of	11
if there was any	11
of the same year	11
not to be found	11
the sale of slaves	11
with which i had	11
between us and the	11
with an expression of	11
at the date of	11
a man who had	11
officers of the ship	11
took the liberty to	11
have an opportunity of	11
for the west indies	11
they would have been	11
so far as the	11
part of the slave	11
the extent of the	11
to the discussion of	11
the death of the	11
the interest of the	11
by the light of	11
what was to be	11
to show that the	11
to the top of	11
the entrance to the	11
of the british constitution	11
seen in the fact	11
as well as that	11
from side to side	11
committee on the judiciary	11
the prices of all	11
i felt convinced that	11
i am glad to	11
for a couple of	11
the subject of this	11
larger will be the	11
and one or two	11
the inhabitants of africa	11
and that i should	11
the house on the	11
the appearance of a	11
of the miseries of	11
to serve the cause	11
the medium of the	11
under the name of	11
the sultan of zanzibar	11
slaves in the british	11
was to be seen	11
as fast as we	11
i began to feel	11
than in any other	11
seemed to be a	11
thought it would be	11
the history of this	11
sprang to his feet	11
the last of these	11
in the best manner	11
the early part of	10
in the natural productions	10
made the best of	10
distance of about a	10
more than half a	10
of the island of	10
in a bill for	10
the evening of the	10
there is no doubt	10
that he should be	10
and after the first	10
the law of nature	10
in the present instance	10
account of the slave	10
the spirit of the	10
on one side of	10
would not have been	10
a perusal of the	10
to the seamen employed	10
relative to the slave	10
if they did not	10
if i had been	10
to the secretary of	10
committee of the house	10
to the importation of	10
the evils of life	10
the free people of	10
of the ship and	10
was the object of	10
did not seem to	10
in such a way	10
our way back to	10
behalf of the african	10
on his return to	10
and hence it is	10
by the prospect of	10
the promotion of this	10
and the american flag	10
crew of the red	10
a greater number of	10
the capital of the	10
within the limits of	10
turning the attention of	10
other part of the	10
any port or place	10
a great deal more	10
it appears that the	10
glad to see you	10
parliament for the abolition	10
i was on the	10
appear to have been	10
for the maintenance of	10
have a tendency to	10
bells in the afternoon	10
of the rest of	10
of several of the	10
cause of the africans	10
was fortunate enough to	10
with a piece of	10
it would be to	10
it is a fact	10
the society for the	10
that the inhabitants of	10
on this part of	10
in the privy council	10
after they had been	10
it was very evident	10
when at length i	10
and it was only	10
i should have said	10
by sir william yonge	10
may be able to	10
of the society of	10
a petition to the	10
an address to the	10
to put a stop	10
could not help thinking	10
came to an anchor	10
to which he had	10
the laws of god	10
that i was the	10
the establishment of a	10
the shore of the	10
it related to this	10
and for other purposes	10
a matter of fact	10
to be of the	10
which might be made	10
to make the best	10
that have been made	10
to promote the object	10
of the federal government	10
it is not to	10
he had given me	10
is not necessary to	10
we should have to	10
to such a degree	10
as we approached the	10
in which they had	10
one hundred and thirty	10
of the slaves there	10
impossible for him to	10
there must have been	10
what he had seen	10
to the introduction of	10
than that of a	10
when the question was	10
and as it was	10
order that they might	10
but that they were	10
as she did so	10
in consequence of having	10
in the federal convention	10
for the slave trade	10
as a sort of	10
the same time to	10
in the annals of	10
at once proceeded to	10
or two of the	10
at once to the	10
on the one side	10
first part of the	10
in spite of his	10
with a cargo of	10
part of the crew	10
may not be improper	10
for leave to bring	10
of the th of	10
the course of this	10
the top of a	10
seen by the following	10
people of that country	10
such slave or slaves	10
to the emancipation of	10
by which they were	10
not gone far when	10
on the windward coast	10
it was resolved that	10
course of the debate	10
into their heads to	10
in the land of	10
in accordance with the	10
the right honourable lord	10
will be able to	10
the great number of	10
giving an account of	10
on the same side	10
i could not tell	10
get rid of the	10
the principles of justice	10
to humanity and justice	10
be said to be	10
into a state of	10
would be difficult to	10
with respect to their	10
the aid of a	10
the present condition of	10
to the middle of	10
the value of their	10
at the present day	10
was no time to	10
that in a few	10
to prevent the further	10
murder of peter green	10
it had been proved	10
less must be the	10
on this important subject	10
circumstances of the times	10
to serve as a	10
reason to believe that	10
as much of the	10
to be attended to	10
over and over again	10
as long as the	10
of seamen in the	10
large portion of the	10
one hundred and sixty	10
of the seamen employed	10
the roar of the	10
the express purpose of	10
an honorary and corresponding	10
constitution of the united	10
the bows of the	10
with a number of	10
proceedings of the committee	10
that such is the	10
of both houses of	10
society for the propagation	10
the united states from	10
for proceedings in congress	10
manners and customs of	10
promoting the cause of	10
he appeared to be	10
of which he was	10
in charge of a	10
at the conclusion of	10
cause of the injured	10
character of the natives	10
be sent to the	10
at the time appointed	10
which the following is	10
in the rear of	10
of the way of	10
against the abolition of	10
in which i had	10
who had been the	10
a majority of sixty	10
a good supply of	10
from one end of	10
the shade of the	10
would be obliged to	10
in the opinion of	10
banks of the river	10
he seems to have	10
as well as a	10
the northern slave states	10
we were not to	10
it was stated that	10
it had not been	10
in time to see	10
the great object of	10
that of any other	10
that they could not	10
in a friendly manner	10
the man who was	10
it will be found	10
of this execrable trade	10
of those who had	10
the wreck of the	10
the continent of america	10
that this would be	10
made by the natives	10
the risk of being	10
the maintenance of the	10
the persons of men	10
fourth class of forerunners	10
the side of a	10
the merchants of liverpool	10
are seen in the	10
must be the tendency	10
was that of a	10
in the university of	10
the ruin of the	10
with the air of	10
natural rights of mankind	10
the same time the	10
so that we were	10
in reference to the	10
be called upon to	10
for the propagation of	10
on the present occasion	10
he then took a	10
before the society for	10
the sentiments of the	10
the hands of their	10
from the use of	10
resolve itself into a	10
honorary and corresponding member	10
far as he could	10
of the eighteenth century	10
the end of a	10
it was not likely	10
the first of which	10
abolishing the slave trade	10
was put into the	10
it will be seen	10
of the world to	10
the treaty with great	10
in any part of	10
on a former occasion	10
be applied to the	10
in that part of	10
the manners and customs	10
the abolition of this	10
carrying into effect the	10
it is impossible for	10
the subject of his	10
and it is a	10
said that he would	10
the hands of a	10
he was wont to	10
more and more to	10
to the man at	10
any other of the	10
should happen to be	10
have a right to	10
mean to say that	10
far as we could	10
the captain and his	10
of slaves from africa	10
as a religious body	10
it related to the	10
they voted their thanks	10
on the high seas	10
to windward of us	10
the assistance of the	10
inhabitants of old town	10
his place by the	10
but he would now	10
i took the liberty	10
the truth of this	10
resolution of the house	10
either by land or	10
every part of the	10
for the gradual abolition	10
the tops of the	10
on board his ship	10
the loss of seamen	10
the case before us	10
that the trade ought	10
local places of exchange	10
treatment of the seamen	10
be put to death	10
treatment of the slaves	10
it must be remembered	10
prevent the importation of	10
the section of the	10
not in the least	10
you will have to	10
one after the other	10
appeared to be in	10
in his own country	10
prevent the further importation	10
of slaves on board	10
the bodies of the	10
to the protection of	10
that the abolition would	10
in the present session	10
the importance of the	10
the right of the	10
one of the best	10
the institution of the	10
the time of his	10
the morning of the	10
he entered into a	10
it his duty to	10
slave trade should be	10
the following extract from	10
to the constitution of	10
historical account of guinea	10
promote the object of	10
gradual abolition of the	10
the wrongs of africa	10
trade should be abolished	10
the opening of the	10
on the rio pongo	10
do you think of	10
had no time to	10
the laws of nature	10
and in less than	10
enacted by the authority	10
to come to the	10
it was a matter	10
voted their thanks to	10
back to the ship	10
the cause of freedom	10
postponed to the next	10
be able to make	9
during all this time	9
the whole number of	9
that it must be	9
and pay the sum	9
the fact that it	9
the fact that she	9
i know not what	9
he wished to see	9
tendency of the system	9
to sell them to	9
the continent of africa	9
to my feet and	9
up the cause of	9
there was no doubt	9
to whom they were	9
the duke of york	9
our way through the	9
on his way to	9
the rays of the	9
the shadow of a	9
in the reign of	9
go back to the	9
take it into their	9
had no difficulty in	9
it consisted of the	9
in the highest degree	9
was of the same	9
of the last year	9
to the benefit of	9
the inhabitants of our	9
one thousand eight hundred	9
he could not tell	9
would be impossible to	9
the consent of the	9
by the introduction of	9
fall into the hands	9
for the reception of	9
such negro or mulatto	9
in consequence of my	9
the united states had	9
in the neighborhood of	9
but he would not	9
and in a short	9
one of them was	9
the commencement of the	9
the reopening of the	9
the ears of the	9
to reflect upon the	9
that the power of	9
to find that the	9
if it were not	9
the midst of his	9
the act of union	9
the newly imported slaves	9
as i have already	9
a stop to the	9
at the present time	9
if there were any	9
the entire abolition of	9
had not yet been	9
i thought i would	9
imported into this colony	9
he returned to the	9
away to the eastward	9
to the object of	9
which had been laid	9
but to return to	9
is evident that the	9
of the same class	9
a brace of pistols	9
with the nature of	9
of which it was	9
and the rest of	9
the occupants of the	9
was the cause of	9
hundred and fifty tons	9
value of the land	9
passing of this act	9
well as that of	9
seemed to me to	9
the feelings of humanity	9
as we are told	9
it not been for	9
as a means of	9
in the mode of	9
the end of their	9
many of the slaves	9
of it to be	9
there was nothing to	9
to have been made	9
a country in which	9
a number of the	9
the licitness of the	9
i was anxious to	9
if there should be	9
on the next day	9
the injustice of the	9
i was enabled to	9
the congress of the	9
was out of the	9
the return of the	9
is found in the	9
was to be done	9
friends of the negroes	9
would enable them to	9
to the progress of	9
was then made to	9
of the last session	9
have no doubt that	9
a right of search	9
a small portion of	9
the rate of about	9
be said to have	9
the loss of a	9
the freedom of the	9
a minister of the	9
two or three years	9
soon as i was	9
ought to be done	9
i saw at once	9
to little more than	9
and be it further	9
thousand eight hundred and	9
the principle of the	9
of the same colour	9
the habit of association	9
in the case before	9
in this state of	9
could be made out	9
order that he might	9
that the object of	9
colonial and state statutes	9
and the larger the	9
no less than three	9
under the law of	9
in order that he	9
that he had lost	9
into this state from	9
we could not tell	9
importation of slaves was	9
of the murder of	9
pay the sum of	9
that in the year	9
the authority of the	9
be found to be	9
keep a bright look	9
that he might have	9
as if i had	9
have a look at	9
to the cultivation of	9
as much as he	9
which she had been	9
that no less than	9
in half an hour	9
the centre of which	9
as it were by	9
the excess of deaths	9
i am going to	9
necessary consequence of this	9
on the starboard side	9
friends of the negros	9
at least for a	9
latter part of the	9
after the passing of	9
to him in the	9
and it will be	9
the passage of the	9
by the adoption of	9
to the consideration of	9
had been on the	9
state of the slave	9
the progress of civilization	9
of this part of	9
a very short time	9
at a distance from	9
was not at all	9
and a half of	9
that the negroes were	9
and it may be	9
the house of representatives	9
the passing of this	9
in the progress of	9
in different parts of	9
the rear of the	9
i was in the	9
as possible to the	9
character of these restrictions	9
this side of the	9
had no doubt of	9
the result was that	9
the children of the	9
of labour and land	9
commitee of privy council	9
had been accustomed to	9
two hundred and twenty	9
would be likely to	9
to the feelings of	9
found it difficult to	9
for the more effectual	9
would have been to	9
are to see them	9
bottom of the boat	9
up my mind to	9
had been the means	9
a flash of lightning	9
than a quarter of	9
a hundred and fifty	9
the condition of a	9
the bosom of the	9
of three hundred and	9
on conversing with the	9
he would not have	9
to a considerable extent	9
did not like to	9
be imported or brought	9
is the case with	9
the heart of a	9
the sale of the	9
the produce of his	9
i could get no	9
he had been a	9
as a minister of	9
and with each step	9
out of the kingdom	9
the difference between the	9
it seemed as though	9
statutes at large of	9
one of his own	9
he knew of no	9
in the first of	9
the words of the	9
trade on the coast	9
to the edge of	9
of the british government	9
he could not be	9
one of the boats	9
in a low voice	9
of keeping up the	9
by this time i	9
it was found that	9
that of the slave	9
it was well known	9
from the nature of	9
act for the better	9
such a manner as	9
it is said that	9
the poor people of	9
the increase of the	9
fall in with a	9
in the estimation of	9
as far as possible	9
that could not be	9
a repetition of the	9
millions of pounds sterling	9
he felt that he	9
for the express purpose	9
it may be that	9
to the annihilation of	9
the same time a	9
it will be said	9
the last twenty years	9
the counterpart of the	9
but at the same	9
it was a most	9
the act of march	9
the average price of	9
told me that he	9
they could not have	9
found it to be	9
and a few minutes	9
though he did not	9
for the rest of	9
he was the first	9
one of the principal	9
violation of the laws	9
a short distance from	9
that we were not	9
licitness of the slave	9
the people of that	9
the wealth of nations	9
that it was difficult	9
in a manner which	9
under the shelter of	9
had been brought to	9
character of these colonies	9
in the heart of	9
of the importance of	9
acts and laws of	9
natural increase of the	9
the space of a	9
perusal of the following	9
of the country to	9
and stand by to	9
large a portion of	9
officer of the watch	9
the moment when i	9
of the present session	9
the fury of the	9
but i could not	9
so that when the	9
upon the principles of	9
by the aid of	9
in many of the	9
this was not the	9
the moment that the	9
to keep up a	9
that i should have	9
to suggest the idea	9
the direction in which	9
who had charge of	9
in the effort to	9
had charge of the	9
the spot where we	9
vessels engaged in the	9
more than an hour	9
friends of the abolition	9
and some of the	9
to the rio pongo	9
in order to get	9
it was his intention	9
by the law of	9
not more than half	9
a slave to the	9
in order to prevent	9
the commerce of the	9
for the payment of	9
so that i was	9
one or the other	9
was the opinion of	9
what had fallen from	9
under the guidance of	9
there should be any	9
the price of food	9
at the further end	9
the plough and the	9
use of the state	9
the condition of their	9
which he had seen	9
the best of our	9
contrary to all the	9
reports of the secretary	9
side of the producer	9
the sound of the	9
manner in which they	9
seen in the following	9
would have been a	9
to the suppression of	9
as rapidly as possible	9
the british west indies	9
in a very short	9
that the committee on	9
of abolishing the slave	9
useful to us to	9
in the words of	9
directly the reverse of	9
for the accomplishment of	9
the history of slavery	9
increase of the slaves	9
of it to the	9
so large a portion	9
was impossible for them	9
making appropriations for the	9
so long a time	9
that there should be	9
the whole of this	9
in a little time	9
gave the word to	9
were said to be	9
on the river gambia	9
that i was obliged	9
he was willing to	9
who had been brought	9
becoming more and more	9
a large proportion of	9
might have been the	9
nature of the evil	9
confederate states of america	9
it was with the	9
far as i can	9
that i had seen	9
the pleasure of seeing	9
the wake of the	9
his honourable friend mr	9
down to the boat	9
for the same reason	9
we had not been	9
are you going to	9
a large quantity of	9
a number of persons	9
in a variety of	9
one of the largest	9
as the reader may	9
the midst of which	9
the competition for the	9
south carolina and georgia	9
or three of the	9
the idea that the	9
it is a very	9
from the date of	9
the house of assembly	9
are said to be	9
on the gold coast	9
take care of the	9
that he wished to	9
of those who have	9
in conjunction with the	9
less than a minute	9
in a great degree	9
man at the wheel	9
of the constitution of	9
of the river and	9
and he had the	9
a large number of	9
with one of the	9
the time of their	9
not be improper to	9
on this side of	9
each side of the	9
to prevent the importation	9
the names of those	9
the annihilation of the	9
let me tell you	9
the island of barbadoes	9
said one of the	9
as i did not	9
north of the equator	9
by the authority aforesaid	9