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1818 July 25 (2)<lb/>
 
<p>1818 July 25 (2)</p>
<head>Emancipation Preface</head>
<head>Emancipation Preface</head>


The question was and is a mere question<lb/> of Arithmetic: on that ground I was then, on that<lb/>ground I am still, prepared to argue it. In those<lb/>days I was incidentally in contact with Ministers;<lb/>more frequently and nearly with some intimate and<lb/>confidential friends of Ministers: of some even who not<lb/>only did then profess but even now with tyranny and<lb/>persecution not only in their hearts, but on their lips<lb/>scrupled not to profess themselves to be on every occasion<lb/>guided by the dictates of conscience: and the conscience<lb/> not one of ordinary mould but a doubly and trebly<lb/> refined religious and sanctimonious conscience,<lb/>The Tract was read. Do you see any flaw in it?<lb/>Is there any thing which in the shape of an objection<lb/>has presented itself to your view? Vague generalities such<lb/>as were and are in readiness for all occasions compose<lb/> the answer: of an objection not so much as the<lb/>shadow could be found. By preaching against the<lb/>Trade in Slaves no small quantity of popularity was<lb/>capable of being made: no small quantity of popularity
<p>The question was and is a mere question<lb/> of Arithmetic: on that ground I was then, on that<lb/>ground I am still, prepared to argue it. In those<lb/>days I was incidentally in contact with Ministers;<lb/>more frequently and nearly with some intimate and<lb/>confidential friends of Ministers: of some even who not<lb/>only did then profess but even now with tyranny and<lb/>persecution not only in their hearts, but on their lips<lb/>scrupled not to profess themselves to be on every occasion<lb/>guided by the dictates of conscience: and this conscience<lb/> not one of ordinary mould but a doubly and trebly<lb/> refined religious and sanctimonious conscience,<lb/>The Tract was read. Do you see any flaw in it?<lb/>Is there any thing which in the shape of an objection<lb/>has presented itself to your view? Vague generalities such<lb/>as were and are in readiness for all occasions compose<lb/> the answer: of an objection not so much as the<lb/>shadow could be found. By preaching against the<lb/>Trade in Slaves no small quantity of popularity was<lb/>capable of being made: no small quantity of popularity: <add>mass of power in the</add><lb/><add>shape of</add> to wit, at the hands of those whose personal interest<lb/>was not perceptibly at Stake upon the continuance<lb/>of depredation, and murder and tyranny in that<lb/>shape: and of those who happily for mankind were at<lb/>length found uneffected with this sinister interest, <del>where</del><lb/>the King <add>the</add> Lords and even the majesty of the House of<lb/>commons.</p>


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1818 July 25 (2)

Emancipation Preface

The question was and is a mere question
of Arithmetic: on that ground I was then, on that
ground I am still, prepared to argue it. In those
days I was incidentally in contact with Ministers;
more frequently and nearly with some intimate and
confidential friends of Ministers: of some even who not
only did then profess but even now with tyranny and
persecution not only in their hearts, but on their lips
scrupled not to profess themselves to be on every occasion
guided by the dictates of conscience: and this conscience
not one of ordinary mould but a doubly and trebly
refined religious and sanctimonious conscience,
The Tract was read. Do you see any flaw in it?
Is there any thing which in the shape of an objection
has presented itself to your view? Vague generalities such
as were and are in readiness for all occasions compose
the answer: of an objection not so much as the
shadow could be found. By preaching against the
Trade in Slaves no small quantity of popularity was
capable of being made: no small quantity of popularity: mass of power in the
shape of to wit, at the hands of those whose personal interest
was not perceptibly at Stake upon the continuance
of depredation, and murder and tyranny in that
shape: and of those who happily for mankind were at
length found uneffected with this sinister interest, where
the King the Lords and even the majesty of the House of
commons.



Identifier: | JB/008/007/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 8.

Date_1

1818-07-25

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

008

Main Headings

emancipation spanish

Folio number

007

Info in main headings field

emancipate preface

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c2

Penner

Watermarks

j whatman 1816

Marginals

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1816

Notes public

ID Number

3111

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