The mutual obligations to the exercise of benevolent affections, as they respect the conduct of all the human race to each other, proved, and applied to the state of the suffering Africans

The mutual obligations to the exercise of benevolent affections, as they respect the conduct of all the human race to each other, proved, and applied to the state of the suffering Africans

by Philadelphos pseud

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