A dissuasion to Great-Britain and the colonies, from the slave trade to AfricaSwan, James
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A dissuasion to Great-Britain and the colonies, from the slave trade to Africa
Swan, James
Slave trade -- Early works to 1800
Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text,
and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.
Pg xvi: ‘shonld have incurred’ replaced by ‘should have incurred’.
Pg 17: ‘base, unchristan’ replaced by ‘base, unchristian’.
Pg 20: ‘their opression’ replaced by ‘their oppression’.
Pg 26: ‘concerned ni the’ replaced by ‘concerned in the’.
Pg 27: Quote marks have been removed from the paragraph ‘As ... Trade.’.
Pg 31: ‘land of Egygt’ replaced by ‘land of Egypt’.
Pg 34: ‘out of Eygpt’ replaced by ‘out of Egypt’.
Pg 40: ‘and mark him’ replaced by ‘and marks him’.
Pg 45: ‘by the interposion’ replaced by ‘by the interposition’.
Pg 52: ‘and conton cloths’ replaced by ‘and cotton cloths’.
Pg 56: ‘and will coutinue’ replaced by ‘and will continue’.
Pg 67: ‘the istruments to’ replaced by ‘the instruments to’.
Pg 69: ‘the male-treatment of’ replaced by ‘the mal-treatment of’.
Pg 70: ‘your hardned hearts’ replaced by ‘your hardened hearts’.
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