IX.

Other arguments of the purchasers examined .-- Their comparisons unjust .-- Their assertions, with respect to the happy situation of the Africans in the colonies, without foundation .-- Their happiness examined with respect to manumission .-- With respect to holy-days .-- Dances, &c .-- An estimate made at St.Domingo .-- Chap.

X.
The right of the purchasers over their slaves refuted upon their own principles .-- Chap.

XI.

Dreadful arguments against this commerce and slavery of the human species .-- How the Deity seems already to punish us for this inhuman violation of his laws .-- Conclusion.
* * * * * ERRATA.
For _Dominique_, (Footnote 107) read _Domingue_.
N.B.In page 18 a Latin note has been inserted by mistake, under the quotation of Diodorus Siculus.