...trust infinitely more (according to the sound principles of those, who ever have at any time meliorated the state of mankind) to the effect and influence...than to all the rest of the regulations put together. Whenever, in my proposed reformation, we take our point of departure from a state of Slavery, we must...

...trust infinitely more (according to the sound principles of those who ever have at any time meliorated the state of mankind) to the effect and influence...than to all the rest of the regulations put together. Whenever, in my proposed reformation, we take our point of departure from a state of slavery, we must...

...trust infinitely more (according to the sound principles of those, who ever have at any time meliorated istinction. No philosophy can make me above it : no...depress me so low, as to make me wholly insensibl Whenever, in my proposed reformation, we take our point of departure from a state of slavery, we must...

...trust infinitely more (according to the sound principles of those who ever have at any time meliorated ist Whenever, in my proposed reformation, we take our point of departure from a state of slavery, we must...

...trust infinitely more (according to the sound principles of those, who ever have at any time meliorated the state of mankind) to the effect and influence...than to all the rest of the regulations put together. Whenever, in my proposed reformation, we take our point of departure from a state of slavery, we must...

...speedily attained ? I answer in the words of Mr. Burke, when speaking on a kindred subject,* " I confess I trust more, according to the sound principles of...to all the rest of the regulations put together." The Gospel ever has been, and ever must he, the grand civiliser of mankind. Happily for Africa, a mass...

...speedily attained ? I answer in the words of Mr. Burke, when speaking on a kindred subject,* " I confess I trust more, according to the sound principles of...to all the rest of the regulations put together." The Gospel ever has been, and ever must be, the grand civiliser of mankind. Happily for Africa, a mass...

...civilization of Negroes in both Hemispheres, utters the following remarkable words : — " I confess I trust more, according to the sound principles of...to all the rest of the regulations put together."* This witness is true. The conductors of all Missionary Societies, and a still more competent class...

...who declared, that, in the matter of humanizing barbarous tribes, he ' trusted more to the ett'ects and influence of religion than to all the rest of the regulations put together.' When such effects have been produced by missionaries — effects of which no other class of philanthropists...

...who declared, that, in the matter of humanizing barbarous tribes, he ' trusted more to the effects and influence of religion than to all the rest of the regulations put togetber.' When such effects have been produced by missionaries — effects of which no other class...