Slavery And the War a Historical Essay volume 1
Slavery And the War a Historical Essay volume 1
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171. I Ibid. , vol. Iii. P. 407.
SLAVERY AND THE WAR. H on the introduction into the colony of every negro from abroad; and, although the alleged object of this statute was not the restric- tion of the slave-trade, but the payment of the colonial debt, yet so evidently would the former of these results follow, that the British crown, ever careful that nothing should impede this traffic, at once vetoed the act* The other attempt to restrict this trade was made in 1760. "From prudential motives, ...'^ the Assembly of South Carolina, at that time, passed an act forbidding the importation of any more slaves, into the colony. For once, at least, her eyes seem to have been opened to the greatness of this evil, and she was determined to rid herself of it. But this act, like every other one of a similar character through our entire colonial history, was immediately annulled by the royal veto, the governor reprimanded for having sanctioned such a bill, and the other colonies warned, by a circular letter, against similar offenses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
171. I Ibid. , vol. Iii. P. 407.
SLAVERY AND THE WAR. H on the introduction into the colony of every negro from abroad; and, although the alleged object of this statute was not the restric- tion of the slave-trade, but the payment of the colonial debt, yet so evidently would the former of these results follow, that the British crown, ever careful that nothing should impede this traffic, at once vetoed the act* The other attempt to restrict this trade was made in 1760. "From prudential motives, ...'^ the Assembly of South Carolina, at that time, passed an act forbidding the importation of any more slaves, into the colony. For once, at least, her eyes seem to have been opened to the greatness of this evil, and she was determined to rid herself of it. But this act, like every other one of a similar character through our entire colonial history, was immediately annulled by the royal veto, the governor reprimanded for having sanctioned such a bill, and the other colonies warned, by a circular letter, against similar offenses.
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