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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 2 of 4

CHAPTER V
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It is a very large building, capable of seating two thousand persons.

The great mass of the congregation were apprentices.

At the time we were present, the chapel was well filled, and the broad surface of black faces was scarcely at all diversified with lighter colors.

It was gratifying to witness the neatness of dress, the sobriety of demeanor, the devotional aspect of countenance, the quiet and wakeful attention to the preacher which prevailed.

They were mostly rural negroes from the estates adjacent to Kingston.
The Baptists are the most numerous body of Christians in the island.


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