Great Britain, all persons during their residence there are the King's subjects, [148].
Guinea extraordinarily fertile, [2]. Extremely unhealthy to the Europeans, [4]. But agrees well with the natives, ibid. Prodigious rising of waters, ibid. Hot winds, ibid. Surprising vegetation, [15].
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Hawkins (captain) lands on the coast of Guinea and seizes on a number of the natives, which he sells to the Spaniards, [55].
Hottentots misrepresented by authors, [101]. True account given of these people by Kolben, [102]. Love of liberty and sloth their prevailing passions, [102]. Distinguished by several virtues, [103]. Firm in alliances, ibid. Offended at the vices predominant amongst christians, [104]. Make nor keep no slaves, ibid.
Hughes (Griffith) his account of the number of Negroes in Barbadoes, [85]. Speaks well of their natural capacities, [86].
Husbandry of the Negroes carried on in common, [28].
Hutcheson (Francis) his declaration against slavery, [184].
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Jalof Negroes, their government, [9].