...their Servitude moft laborious,, their Punimments moft fevere* And thus many Thottfands of them fpend their whole Days, one Generation after another, undergoing...Reward in a better. For it is not to> be expected, that Mafters, too commonly negligent of Chriftianity thecnfelves, will takemuch Pains to teach it their...

...• Heb.xii. 3. them fpend their whole days, one generation after another, undergoing, with reludlant minds, continual toil in this world, and comforted...no hopes of reward in a better. For it is not to be expefted, that matters, too commonly negligent of Chrifliaiiity themfelves, will take much pains to...

...well be worse than it would have been at home, is yet nearly as hard as possible : their servitude most laborious, their punishments most severe. And...Christianity themselves, will take much pains to teach it their slaves : whom even the better part of them are in a great measure habituated to con* Heb. xii....

...Society in 1740. " The next objects of the Society's concern were the poor negroes. Their servitude U most laborious, their punishments most severe. And...thus many thousands of them spend their whole days, oue generation after another, undergoing with reluctant minds continual toil in this world, and comforted...

...sans baptesme, de peur de les perdre s'ils venoient a guerir." — Du Tectre, 1656, torn 2. p. 503. " It is not to be expected that masters too commonly...Christianity themselves, will take much pains to teach it their slaves : whom even the better part of them are in great measure habituated to consider, as they...

...sans baptesme, de peur de les perdre s'ils venoient a guerir."— Du Tectre, 1656, torn 2. p. 503. " It is not to be expected that masters too commonly...Christianity themselves, will take much pains to teach it their slaves: whom even the better part of them are in great measure habituated to consider, as they...

...not in the least concerned to propagate virtue and religion there. Many of them (ie the poor slaves,) spend their whole days, one generation after another,...it is not to be expected that masters, too commonly i negligent of Christianity themselves, wil! take much pains to teach it their slaves, whom, even the...

...cannot well be worse than it would have been at Home, is yet nearly as hard as possible: their Servitude most laborious, their Punishments most severe. And...Christianity themselves, will take much Pains to teach it their slaves; whom even the better Part of them are in a great Measure habituated to consider, as they...