 Indies, who had originally come from Africa, having been brought under the influence of religious instruction, became singularly valuable to his owner, on account of his integrity and general good conduct.  The African Repository - Page 2781835Full view - About this book
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...the influence of religious instruction, became singularly valuable to his owner, on account of his integrity and general good conduct. So much so, that...raised him to a situation of some consequence in the managemeut of his estate. His owner, on one occasion, wishing to purchase twenty additional slaves,... | |
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...singularly valuable to his owner, on account of his integrity and general good conduct. After some time his master raised him to a situation of some consequence...purchase twenty additional slaves, employed him to make the selection, giving him instruction to choose those who were strong and likely to make good workmen.... | |
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...of his master's daughter, he became a humble and devoted Christian. On account of his good conduct, his master raised him to a situation of some consequence in the management of his estate. At one time, wishing to purchase twenty additional slaves, the master employed him to select them.... | |
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...under the influence of religious instruction, became singularly valuable to his owner on account of his integrity and general good conduct — so much so, that his master raised him to a situation of some importance in the management of his estate. This owner on one occasion wishing to purchase twenty additional... | |
 | Children's literature - 1845 - 492 pages
...became singularly valuable to his owner, on account of his integrity and general good couduct—90 much so that his master raised him to a situation of some importance in the management of his estate. This owner, on one occasion, wishing to purchase twenty... | |
 | Adin Ballou - Christian ethics - 1846 - 252 pages
...singularly valuable to his owner, on account of his integrity and general good conduct. After some time his master raised him to a situation of some consequence in the management of his estate : and on one occasion, wishing to purchase twenty additional slaves, employed him to make the selection,... | |
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