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Let us fuppofe that a Member of the Commons Houfe of Parliament is inllrueted to declare his diltent, in cafe a Bill thould be introduced, which has for its object the abolition of the Slave trade - a praftice fo abhorrent from the dictates of humanity, and the principles of our Religion, that I make no fcruple of affirming, with a very excellent citizen, and refpeé'ta able writer, that it ought not to be tolerated in a Chrifiian country.
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Excerpt from An Address to the Freeholders of Middlesex, Assembled at Free Masons Tavern, in Great Queen Street, Upon Monday the 20th of December 1779: Being the Day Appointed for a Meeting of the Freeholders, for the Purpose of Establishing Meetings, to Maintain and Support, the Freedom of Election
Let us fuppofe that a Member of the Commons Houfe of Parliament is inllrueted to declare his diltent, in cafe a Bill thould be introduced, which has for its object the abolition of the Slave trade - a praftice fo abhorrent from the dictates of humanity, and the principles of our Religion, that I make no fcruple of affirming, with a very excellent citizen, and refpeé'ta able writer, that it ought not to be tolerated in a Chrifiian country.
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