On the record
And if we ask for what is dearer and better still, for a pure Christian morality, the youth of slavery are trained in no such habits as are most congenial to virtue.
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gutenberg.orgAnd if we ask for what is dearer and better still, for a pure Christian morality, the youth of slavery are trained in no such habits as are most congenial to virtue.
Mann highlights the lack of moral training for youth in slave societies.
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