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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 30. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.38 (search)
Last of the slavers. [from the Washington post, January 18, 1908.] Adventurous voyage made by the Wanderer. Young Lamar's daring trip. Some New light thrown on closing Chapter in the slave trade by representative Bartlett, of Georgia. [Without diatribe as to the cruelty of the slave system, which obtained so extensively in the colonies entering into our original national compact; or as to the providence or beneficence of the patriarchal institution, which transplanted from barbarism, those sold into servitude by their own kindred, the following is given as a minute contribution to our National history. It cannot be controverted that the condition of the negro as a slave in the Southern States was infinitely for his betterment, mentally, spiritually and physically, and a consequence was the provision of educated teachers toward the ameliorment of the race in Africa. It is in historical evidence, abundantly, that the institution of slavery was pressed upon the South,