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without parallel in the history Of the
world, with population, poor misera-
BILE and degraded in body and mind
as much asif they were slaves, and
yet called freemen, and having power
such of concerting and combining
plans ofrisings, which makes them ten
times more dangerous than slaves.
And yet the hopes entertained by
many Of the effects to be wrought by
new churches and schools, while the
social eUils Of their condition are left
uncorrected, appear 10 me to be
utterly wild.''