An edition of The capacity of negroes for religious and moral improvement considered (1789)

The capacity of Negroes for religious and moral improvement considered

with cursory hints, to proprietors and to government, for the immediate melioration of the condition of slaves in the sugar colonies: to which are subjoined short and practical discourses to Negroes, on the plain and obvious principles of religion and morality.

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An edition of The capacity of negroes for religious and moral improvement considered (1789)

The capacity of Negroes for religious and moral improvement considered

with cursory hints, to proprietors and to government, for the immediate melioration of the condition of slaves in the sugar colonies: to which are subjoined short and practical discourses to Negroes, on the plain and obvious principles of religion and morality.

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Negro Universities Press
Language
English
Pages
207

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Subjects

Conduct of life, Religious life, Slavery, Slaves, Slavery, west indies

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British West Indies

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Cover of: The capacity of negroes for religious and moral improvement considered
The capacity of negroes for religious and moral improvement considered: with cursory hints to proprietors and to government for the immediate melioration of the condition of the slaves ...
1978, Printed by J. Phillips
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Cover of: The capacity of Negroes for religious and moral improvement considered
The capacity of Negroes for religious and moral improvement considered: with cursory hints, to proprietors and to government, for the immediate melioration of the condition of slaves in the sugar colonies: to which are subjoined short and practical discourses to Negroes, on the plain and obvious principles of religion and morality.
1970, Negro Universities Press
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Cover of: The capacity of negroes for religious and moral improvement considered
The capacity of negroes for religious and moral improvement considered: with cursory hints, to proprietors and to government, for the immediate melioration of the condition of slaves in the sugar colonies : to which are subjoined Short and practical discourses to negroes, on the plain and obvious principles of religion and morality
1789, Printed by J. Phillips
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Reprint of the 1789 ed.

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Westport, Conn

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Dewey Decimal Class
177/.5
Library of Congress
HT1091 .N4 1970

The Physical Object

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xii, 207 p.
Number of pages
207

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OL5444319M
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0837129400
LCCN
73100295
OCLC/WorldCat
69314
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3693244

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