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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 2 of 4

CHAPTER II
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Had little time to eat, or go to meeting.

'Twas all slash, slash! Now they couldn't be flogged, unless the magistrate said so.

Still the busha was very hard to them, and many of the apprentices run away to the woods, they are so badly used.
The next plantation which we visited was Dublin Castle.

It lies in a deep valley, quite enclosed by mountains.

The present attorney has been in the island nine years, and is attorney for several other properties.
In England he was a religious man, and intimately acquainted with the eccentric Irving.


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