A Caution to Great Britain And Her Colonies

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. Excerpt from book: Section 3[ ? ] In an Account of the textit{European Settlements in textit{America, printed in textit{London, 1757, the Author, fpeaking on this Subject, fays : ' The * Negroes in our Colonies endure a Slavery more complete, and attended with far worfe circumftances than what any people in their condition fuffer in any other part of the world, or have fuffered in any other period of time : Proofs of this are not wanting. The prodigious wane which we experience in this unhappy part of our Species, is a full and melancholy Evidence of this Truth. The Ifland of textit{Barbadoes (the Negroes upon which do not amount to eighty thoufand) notwithftanding all the means which they ufe to encreafe them by Propagation, and that the Climate is in every refpedt (except that of being more wholfome) exactly re- fembling the Climate from whence they come; n