An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called AfricansChild, Lydia Maria
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An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans
Child, Lydia Maria
Antislavery movements -- United States; Slavery -- United States
This ebook retains the spelling variations and inconsistencies of the
original document. Where corrections to quotation marks seemed necessary,
changes were made, as detailed below. However, quotation-mark usage in
this text is variable. Some quoted passages have end-quotes after each
paragraph; some after only the final paragraph quoted. This style matches
that of the original document published in 1836.
The following typographical corrections have been made to this text:
Title Page: Added missing quotation marks (Our brethren!")
P. 7: Added missing end punctuation (Wordsworth.)
P. 9: Changed igenuity to ingenuity (excite industry and ingenuity)
Changed diastrous to disastrous (have been most disastrous)
Changed intercouse to intercourse (intercourse with Europeans)
P. 10: Added missing end punctuation (spears of the enemy.)
P. 12: Changed 'two' to 'too' (becomes almost too harrowing)
P. 14: Added missing quotation marks ("The officers insisted)
Changed kness to knees (against our knees)
P. 16: Changed stong to strong (a very strong party)
Changed consequnce to consequence (consequence of the severe)
Added missing quotation marks (old candle-boxes.")
P. 23: Changed consience to conscience (a matter of conscience)
P. 26: Changed Jeferson's to Jefferson's (the son of Jefferson's)
P. 33: Added missing quotation marks (for safe-keeping.")
P. 46: Added missing quotation marks ("All that a slave)
P. 51: Added missing comma (his or her master, mistress)
P. 60: Added missing quotation marks (_at least nine_.")
P. 85: A set of quotation marks appears omitted but it was not
possible to determine where they were to have been added.
P. 99: Changed agreeaable to agreeable (an agreeable novelty)
P. 137: Changed 'them-themselves' to 'themselves' (pledge themselves)
Removed stray quotation marks (their _qualifications_?)
P. 145: Removed duplicate word 'been' (to have been the meekest)
P. 146: Changed opnion to opinion (influences public opinion)
P. 157: Added missing end punctuation (in the year 1734.)
P. 159: Changed Geoffrroy to Geoffroy (Lislet Geoffroy)
P. 183: Added missing punctuation (to negro property; what would)
P. 192: Added missing quotation marks ("among one hundred)
P. 195: Added missing quotation marks (your honor," said the Corporal)
P. 211: Changed 'to' to 'too' (too much respect)
P. 216: Changed onr to our (an allusion to our)
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