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Per contra ill treating a slave.
I think a child in soothing Sir William stays in 20 ro 9
1. ? To proceed does not make A
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Sir John also complains that the which the wich purchasen jou gun, thest from him babe won have failed to undr any # reference to the low, which in can be function Gaft the also mistaken siers-
It may Jerhaps be well when we got the fovernors de pratite to write a draft setting out what we believe to be the state of the low as affecting the case of achile dicraffed in Canton & brought to the Colony. and Then mach the subject of ofther sales; & ask. Then Law Officers whether we ar oright
8020/7 Teh In J. Iurate that the papers have bem prcomused & Parla. menti and cannoth my by delayed but if possith his replies will be included. If that cannotte ime they will be from a subsequent paper.
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Li
Tie John Brule a Put. Bancis, seems not to distinguish between
brutality a slavey - slaves woon
The Contally treated; but they
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would have been slaves howern Kind! They were handled.
Per contra ill treating
a plave.
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Sir Whm stays in 20
ro 9
1. ? To proceed
does not make A
2.
+ The law of England is that
" Is one can sell his liberty
Ignite appen
but he
A
or
that of any defendant" goes on to sell or buy sach liberty
" is an offenen against the low, a Therefor a misdemeanor & The does not der That this assumes that such a globe can b Made i veteres in print of fact the transaction is a multity to you Blake's targung (g) and the tox dubject, is in the view ofthe law as much a ofrem person as Eason, in my dense will the law of England recognise the possibility of Such a person becoming the chattel of another, or of such other requiring any angle of properly in the Juson dn is said Junchar. The way in which the purchase aftenend hints the allyed Ilir may casily brighim with H
foor-Ridnapper is furnished, Criminal,
law
Sir John also
complains
that the
which the wich purchasen jou gun,
thest from him
babe won have failed to
undr
any # reference to the low, which in can be function Gaft the also mistaken siers-
It may Jerhaps be well when we got the fovernors de pratite
to write a draft setting out what we believe to be the state
affecting the case of achile dicraffed in
of the low as
Canton & brought to the Colony.
and
Then mach the subject of
ofther sales; & ask. Then Law Officers whether we ar oright I
8020/7
Teh In J. Iurate that the
papers have bem prcomused & Parla. menti and cannoth my by delayed but if possith his replies will be
included. If that cannotte ime they
will be from
a subsequent paper.
3. Telegraph brush ho) Hennesy Then
4.
we may expect the papers Karrie
S. Preced.
Butt 18 28
K20
L
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