...SlaveTrade, its Nature, and Calamitous Effects. This pamphlet contained a clear and distinct development of the subject, from the best authorities. It contained...of this trade. Anthony Benezet may be considered as pne of the most zealous, vigilant, and active tive'advocates, which the cause of the oppressed Africans...

...SlaveTrade, its Nature, and Calamitous Effects. This pamphlet contained a clear and distinct development of the subject, from the best authorities. It contained also the sentiments of many enlightened men upon k ; and it became instrumental, beyond any other book ever before published, in disseminating a proper...

...with an inquiry into the rise and progress of the slave trade." Mr. Clark-ion says, "This pamphlet became instrumental, beyond any other book ever before...disseminating a proper knowledge and detestation of the trafic-." Various were the means which tlus philanthropist adopted for accomplishing his object....

...inhabitants; with an inquiry into the rise and progress of the slave trade." Mr. Clarkson says, "This pamphlet became instrumental, beyond any other book ever before...disseminating a proper knowledge and detestation of the trade." Various were the means which adopted for this philanthropist adopte accomplishing his object....

...character of the work in his own words. •• This pamphlet contained a clear and distinct development of the subject from the best authorities. It contained...a proper knowledge and detestation of this trade." With such limited pecuniary means as the occupation of school-keeping afforded, Benezet distributed...

...character of the work in his own words. " This pamphlet contained a. clear aad distinct development of the subject from the best authorities. It contained...instrumental, beyond any other book ever before published, in disseminating1 a proper knowledge and detestation of this trade." With such limited pecuniary means...

...This pamphlet contained a clear aad distinct development of the subject from the best authorities. H contained also the sentiments of many enlightened...a proper knowledge and detestation of this trade." With such limited pecuniary means as the occupation of school-keeping afforded, Benezet distributed...

...of his property to benefit the Africans, dying at Philadelphia in 1784 ; and Clarkson says of him, " Anthony Benezet may be considered as one of the most...active advocates which the cause of the oppressed African ever had*." The Quakers sent the first petition to parliament for the " Abolition of the Slave...

...Slave-trade, its Nature, and Calamitous Effects. This pamphlet contained a clear and distinct development of the subject, from the best authorities. It contained...advocates, which the cause of the oppressed Africans ever had. He seemed to have been born and to have lived for the promotion of it, and therefore he never...

...general Disposition of its Inhabitants : with an Inquiry into the Rise and Progress of the Slave Trade, its Nature, and Calamitous Effects. This pamphlet...advocates which the cause of the oppressed Africans ever had. He seemed to have been born and to have lived for the promotion of it, and therefore he never...