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64.29% manufactures british interest slavery slave trade manufacturing britain legislature fifteen destruction thousand good difference iron instruments liberal dominion assert torture mistaken abolition cost consideration bloody ye clothing assertion africa history war commerce justice opens immense productions continent consumption civilization proportion grounds makes commercial demand treasures complain pray tobin mindedness
25% africa country customs account countrymen manners inhabitants coast religion time years lordship memorialist bishop subject resided governor education share portuguese africans occasions permitted considerable humbly missionary priest blacks proper native learning opinion success jews complexion engaged language part natives converting desirous undertaking traffic means encouraged embraced increase case desire
10.71% slaves west negroes negro men indies islands poor man state act work pay treatment common pence gentlemen day half human manner life oppressed cruelty instances owner india instance white owners climate order violent witness usage estates distress island barbadoes lives creatures mentioned king jamaica redress oppression surprising despair threatened

As the inhuman traffic of slavery is to be taken into the consideration of the British legislature, I doubt not, if a system of commerce was established in Africa, the demand for manufactures would most rapidly augment, as the native inhabitants will insensibly adopt the British fashions, manners, customs, &c. In proportion to the civilization, so will be the consumption of British manufactures.