Petition and memorial of David Quinn, asking for the re-establishment of Negro slavery in the United StatesQuinn, David, active 1850-1869
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Petition and memorial of David Quinn, asking for the re-establishment of Negro slavery in the United States
Quinn, David, active 1850-1869
Slavery -- United States -- Justification
pg 8 Changed: Those unchangable in reproduction
to: Those unchangeable in reproduction
pg 14 Changed: But, notwitstanding so powerful
to: But, notwithstanding so powerful
pg 15 Changed: but to anglacise the negro
to: but to anglicise the negro
pg 23 Changed: They do not want to be votors
to: They do not want to be voters
pg 28 Changed: They are larger, both in hight
to: They are larger, both in height
pg 29 Changed: the Smithsonian Institute, whose visiters
to: the Smithsonian Institute, whose visitors
pg 29 Changed: of three inches in hight
to: of three inches in height
pg 36 Changed: made it the joint recepticle
to: made it the joint receptacle
pg 37 Changed: penitentiaries been few, and poor-houses
to: penitentiaries been few, and poorhouses
pg 41 Changed: but the absorbtion of all colors
to: but the absorption of all colors
pg 44 Changed: and inposed upon us a debt
to: and imposed upon us a debt
pg 44 Changed: interest at but six present
to: interest at but six percent
pg 48 Changed: and their liberties against whomsover
to: and their liberties against whomsoever
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