Annals of the Low Church Party in England Down to the Death of Archbishop Tai
Annals of the Low Church Party in England Down to the Death of Archbishop Tai
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A hard worker already, lie worked now, probably, harder than ever, as a member of the committee for the abolition of slavery. When, after all which he had done for Africa and Sierra Leone, a wretched accusation had been trumped up in 1814 by the person who had succeeded him as governor, and the committee to whom the question of his conduct liad been referred had examined into the charges, and exonerated him completely, he forbore to press (as he might have done) for a censure on the promoter of... the accusation, in order that he might not cause a division in the Abolitionist party. And when Abolition was carried, and slavery had ceased and become unlawful within the British dominions, he wrote in French on the state of Hayti, on the West Indies, on the French Colonies, and on the Enghsh Colonies ; and thus worked towards the abolition of slavery by other powers, A clear thinker, but an unready speaker ; utterly unimaginative in mind, but great in his actions, he continued to toil in the interests of humanity, and especially of Africa, until he rested from his manifold and arduous labours in May, 1838.
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A hard worker already, lie worked now, probably, harder than ever, as a member of the committee for the abolition of slavery. When, after all which he had done for Africa and Sierra Leone, a wretched accusation had been trumped up in 1814 by the person who had succeeded him as governor, and the committee to whom the question of his conduct liad been referred had examined into the charges, and exonerated him completely, he forbore to press (as he might have done) for a censure on the promoter of... the accusation, in order that he might not cause a division in the Abolitionist party. And when Abolition was carried, and slavery had ceased and become unlawful within the British dominions, he wrote in French on the state of Hayti, on the West Indies, on the French Colonies, and on the Enghsh Colonies ; and thus worked towards the abolition of slavery by other powers, A clear thinker, but an unready speaker ; utterly unimaginative in mind, but great in his actions, he continued to toil in the interests of humanity, and especially of Africa, until he rested from his manifold and arduous labours in May, 1838.
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