...inflicted upon the perpetrators of so great a crime. Thus, as I have already said, the half-measures we are obliged to adopt for the suppression of this...these remorseless speculators in blood sacrificed iKore than a hundred and fifty lives. Had we let them alone, the dreadful event would not have taken...

...the evidence of the two slaves. certain, whether this may be the case or not, that there will be no punishment inflicted upon the perpetrators of so great...alone, the dreadful event would not have taken place. One of two things only could have prevented it, namely, the destruction or capture of their vessels...

...being considered by these wretches as no better than that of a dog, or one of the brute creation. " Thus, as I have already said, the half measures, we...alone, the dreadful event would not have taken place. This refers to a horrible murder of slaves, thus told, of the Spanish brigs Rapido and Regulo; the...

...inflicted upon the perpetrators of so great a crime. Thus, as I have already said, the half-measures we are obliged to adopt for the suppression of this merciless traffic, adds incalculably to to its inhumanity. Here we see that, in a futile attempt to save their vessels from capture, these...

...inflicted upon the perpetrators of so great a crime. Thus, as I have already said, the half-measures we are obliged to adopt for the suppression of this...alone, the dreadful event would not have taken place.' One more instance we give of the atrocities inseparable from the trade in slaves. 'A negro female slave,...

...inflicted upon the perpetrators of so great a crime. Thus, as I have already snid, the half-measures we are obliged to adopt for the suppression of this merciless traffic, adds incalculably to to its inhumanity. Here we see that, in a futile attempt to save their vessels from capture, these...