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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 2 of 4

CHAPTER II
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For a while after he came out he preached to the slaves, but having taken a black concubine, and treating those under his charge oppressively, he soon obtained a bad character among the blacks, and his meetings were deserted.

He is now a most passionate and wicked man, having cast off even the show of religion.
Mr.B.visited Dublin Castle a few weeks since, and spent two days in hearing complaints brought against the manager and book-keeper by the apprentices.

He fined the manager, for different acts of oppression, one hundred and eight dollars.

The attorney was present during the whole time.

Near the close of the second day he requested permission to say a few words, which was granted.


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