...mentioned ia the foregoing teftimony, viz. To CHARLOTTE, Queen of Great-Britain. IMPRESSED with a fenfe of religious duty, and encouraged by the opinion generally entertained of thy benevolent difpofition to fuccour the diftreffed, I take the liberty, very refpectfully, to offer to thy perufal...

...cannot do better than subjoin the above mentioned letter. " To CHARLOTTE, Queen of Great Britain. " Impressed with a sense of religious duty, and encouraged by the opinion generally entertained of iby benevolent disposition, to succour the distressed, I take the liberty very respectfully, to offer...

...condescension and attention. The following is a copy of it. " To CHARLOTTE Queen of Great Britain. " IMPRESSED with a sense of religious duty, and encouraged...perusal some tracts, which, I believe, faithfully fully describe the suffering condition of many hundred thousands of our fellowcreatures.of the African...

...condescension and atten* tion. The following is a copy of it. " To CHARLOTTE Queen of Great Britain, " IMPRESSED with a sense of religious duty, and encouraged...respectfully, to offer to thy perusal some tracts, whiqh, I believe, faith* fully describe the suffering condition of many hundred thousands of our fellowcreatures...

...• P \- JJ1 C ^C ~ condition of many hundred thoufands of forty years part has been much feparated our fellow-creatures of the African race, great numbers of whom, rent from every tender connection in life, are anfrom the common courfe of the world, and long painfully cxercifcd in the...

...ANTHONY BBNEZET TO THE QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN. To Charlotte, Queen IMPRESSED with a sense of re> ligious duty, and encouraged by the opinion generally entertained...suffering condition of many hundred thousands of our fellow creatures of the African race, — great numbers of whom, rent from every tender connexion in...

...Charlotte, Queen of Great Britain: IMPRESSED with a sense of re- lions a most rigorous ligious duty, a*:d encouraged by the opinion generally entertained of...I take the liberty, very respectfully, to offer to tby perusal some tracts, which, I believe, faithfully describe the suffering condition of many hundred...

...from the Abbe Raynal, he addressed the following letter, " To CHARLOTTE, Queen of Great Britain. " Impressed with a sense of religious duty, and encouraged...suffering condition of many hundred thousands of our fellow creatures, of the African race ; great numbers of whom, rent from every tender connexion in...

...Ilaynal, he addressed the following letter, 1 • f •" To vCHARtOTTE, Qfueea of .Great Britain. " Impressed with. a sense of religious duty, and encouraged...believe .faithfully describe the suffering condition of ma* ny hundred thousands of our fellow creatures, of the African race ; great numbers of whom, rent...

...condescension and attention. The following is a copy of it. " To Charlotte Qween of Great Britain. " Impressed with a sense of religious duty, and encouraged...generally entertained of thy benevolent disposition to succor the distressed, I take the liberty, very respectfully, to offer to thy perusal some tracts,...