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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus

INTRODUCTION
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The manager was less sanguine in his views of emancipation than the planters generally.

We were disposed to think that, were it not for the force of public sentiment, he might declare himself against it.

His feelings are easily accounted for.

The estate is situated so near the town; that his people are assailed by a variety of temptations to leave their work; from which those on other estates are exempt.

The manager admitted that the danger of insurrection was removed--crime was lessened--and the moral condition of society was rapidly improving.
A few days after, we went by invitation to a bazaar, or fair, which was held in the court-house in St.John's.


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