An Address to the People of Great Britain ... Fourteenth edition, with additions

additional adopt African African Slave Trade already born Britiſh called caſe colonies commodity conduct conſcience conſumption cotton country crime criminal cuts demand depoſed derived difficulties diminiſh dreadful effects England enjoy enſlaved evils execrate exertions extent extreme fall faves feeling fellow ſubjects find flave-dealer flaves force form four fugar fully grant half a million Hand happineſs high price hold hoped horrid horror humanity hunger important increaſe individuals induſtrious influence inhabitants injury inſtance intire iſlands juſtice juſtify juſtly labour land language large leaſt legiſlature little longer look luxury markets merely miles minds miſery mode moral right moſt murder muſt native nity numerous obligation obtain occaſioned operation ourſelves perſon place plantations planter power pretended price principle protection public puniſh receive the produce refuſe required ſhall ſhould ſituation ſlave Slave Trade ſlavery ſuch ſugar ſupply ſupport ſuppoſe ſure take temptation theſe thoſe three view Weſt-India