 Some, not being able to walk, were carried, while others supported themselves by sticks, looking, from the starvation they had endured on board, more like human skeletons than living beings. I have since been informed, that within a short time about a...  The Church Missionary Record - Page 501846Full view - About this book
 | Samuel Abraham Walker - Missions - 1847 - 668 pages
...that within a short time about a hundred of them died. What had these poor creatures committed, thnt they should be thus treated ? It was the love of money, truly culled the root of all evil, in those who are called civilized people, which had brought them into... | |
 | Henry Seddall - 1874 - 270 pages
...informed that within a short time about a hundred of them died. What had these poor creatures done that they should be thus treated ? It was the love...could have but one peep into such misery, they would fervently pray for the propagation of the gospel of peace in Africa, and more actively engage in abolishing... | |
 | Ernest Graham Ingham, Thomas Clarkson - African Americans - 1894 - 606 pages
...beings. I have since been informed that, within a short time, about a hundred of them died. What crime had these poor creatures committed that they should...called the root of all evil, in those who are called civilised people, which had brought them into this condition. ... If Christians in Europe could have... | |
 | James Shepard Dennis - Christian sociology - 1899 - 680 pages
...beings. I have since been informed that, within a short time, about a hundred of them died. What crime had these poor creatures committed that they should...be thus treated? It was ' the love of money,' truly designated 'the root of all evil,' in those who are called civilised people, which had brought them... | |
 | James Shepard Dennis - Christian sociology - 1899 - 682 pages
...beings. I have since been informed that, within a short time, about a hundred of them died. What crime had these poor creatures committed that they should...be thus treated? It was ' the love of money,' truly designated ' the root of all evil,' in those who are called civilised people, which had brought them... | |
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