False Stories CorrectedSamuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street and Samuel S. Wood & Company, no. 212 Market-St., Baltimore, 1822 - African Americans - 41 pages |
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... infidels , savages , or barbarians . The term savage signifies unculti- vated , uncivilized , barbarous . Infidel implies an unbeliever , a miscreant , a pagan , one who rejects christianity . A christian is a disciple or fol- lower of ...
... infidels , savages , or barbarians . The term savage signifies unculti- vated , uncivilized , barbarous . Infidel implies an unbeliever , a miscreant , a pagan , one who rejects christianity . A christian is a disciple or fol- lower of ...
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... proper to call every Indian a savage ? Judging , as before , by their fruits , it is evident from a vari ety of well authenticated facts and circumstances , they are not . Have we reason to suppose every Turk is an infidel. 13 ...
... proper to call every Indian a savage ? Judging , as before , by their fruits , it is evident from a vari ety of well authenticated facts and circumstances , they are not . Have we reason to suppose every Turk is an infidel. 13 ...
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Have we reason to suppose every Turk is an infidel ? Though the practice of many is hostile to Christian prin- ciples , yet , no doubt , there are among them others whose deport- ment will not warrant the conclusion . And shall every ...
Have we reason to suppose every Turk is an infidel ? Though the practice of many is hostile to Christian prin- ciples , yet , no doubt , there are among them others whose deport- ment will not warrant the conclusion . And shall every ...
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And shall every Negro be termed an Infidel , Heathen , or Savage ? Our own knowledge proves the contrary . We are sensible that there is a considerable number of pious Negroes in this country ; and charity will conclude , and Mungo ...
And shall every Negro be termed an Infidel , Heathen , or Savage ? Our own knowledge proves the contrary . We are sensible that there is a considerable number of pious Negroes in this country ; and charity will conclude , and Mungo ...
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