A Counter Appeal in Answer to an Appeal From William Wilberforce, Designed to Prove That the Emancipation of the Negroes in the West Indies, by a Legislative Enactment, Without the Consent of the Planters, Would Be a Flagrant Breach of National Honour
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Excerpt from A Counter Appeal in Answer to an Appeal From William Wilberforce, Designed to Prove That the Emancipation of the Negroes in the West Indies, by a Legislative Enactment, Without the Consent of the Planters, Would Be a Flagrant Breach of National Honour
Negroes have the best medical care each estate has an hospital, attended twice a week invariably by a professional gentleman of the first respecta bility and, in cases of dangerous sickness, or surgical operations, daily, or as much oftener as he may consider necessary, for all which extra business hereceives additional payment.
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