 | 610 sivua
...upon all the plantations as quietly as before emancipation." Through the whole of Blackson's diligent and candid investigations of the conduct of emancipated slaves, comprising a body of more than500,000 persons, under a great variety of circumstances ; a considerable proportion of whom had... | |
 | 1824 - 542 sivua
...upon all the plantations as quietly as before emancipation. Through the whole of Clarkson's diligent and candid investigations of the conduct of emancipated slaves, comprising a body of more than 600,000 persons, under a great variety of ciVcumstances, a considerable proportion of whom had been... | |
 | 1825 - 448 sivua
...upon all the plantations as quietly as before emancipation. Through the whole of Clarkson's diligent and candid investigations of the conduct' of emancipated...slavery upon them; many of them accustomed to the itse of arms ; iie has not, throughout this vast mass of emancipated slaves, found a single instance... | |
 | James Silk Buckingham - 1825 - 664 sivua
...upon all the plantations as quietly as before emancipation. Through the whole of Clarkson's diligent and candid investigations of the conduct of emancipated...circumstances — a considerable proportion of whom Lad been suddenly emancipated,— wifA nil the i iriims habits of slavery upon them • — many of... | |
 | 1825 - 520 sivua
...upon all the plantations as quietly as before emancipation. Through the whole of Clarkson's diligent and candid investigations of the conduct of emancipated...comprising a body of more than 500,000 persons, under a greatvariety of circumstances — a considerable proportion of whom had been suddenly emancipated,... | |
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... (not the gradually, but the immediately emancipated slaves) having abused their freedom. On the contrary, it is frequently asserted in the course of the narrative, that the negroes continued to work upon all the plantations as quietly as before emancipation.... 