 | Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles - 1817 - 646 페이지
...on board at night ; and if a " stolen person were either free-born, or the slave of an inhabitant, he dares not " make himself known as long as he is in his ravisher's hands, for in that case they " would kill him immediately, even were it before the door... | |
 | 1824 - 724 페이지
...native is missing. The stolen man, woman, or child, is already chained and shut up within the prison of some slave-trader, which is never visited. The...inhabitants of this place, he dares not make himself known so long as he is in the hands of the robbers, for in that case they would kill him immediately, even... | |
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The stolen man, woman or child is already chained, and shut up within the priv>i. of some slave-trader, which is never visited. The slaves, when shipped for transportation, are always carried on board at night. If the stolen person be either a free-born... 