JOSEPH FOSTER-BARHAM

I have never been able to procure sufficient slaves to cultivate my lands and that of any guilt that attached to this trade we [planters] were at most but partners with the Parliament which tolerated it, and the country which profited so much from it.

The Negro race is so averse to labor that without force we have hardly anywhere been able to obtain it.

I have never been able to procure sufficient slaves to cultivate my lands and that of any guilt that attached to this trade we [planters] were at most but partners with the Parliament which tolerated it, and the country which profited so much from it.

The Negro race is so averse to labor that without force we have hardly anywhere been able to obtain it.