...shall have been taught among their poor relations and fellow-slaves. And in time schools will be spread in other places and in other colonies to teach them...believe in the Son of God, who shall make them free indeed." Bishop Warburton, in 1700, says : " From the free savages I come now to the savages in bonds....

...among their poor relations and fellow-slaves. And in time schools will be spread in other places and iu other colonies to teach them to believe in the Son of God, who shall make them 1'rce indeed." Bishop Warburton, in 17CG, says : " From the free savages I come now to the savages...

...shall have been taught among their poor relations and fellow-slaves. And in time schools will be spread in other places and in other colonies to teach them to believe in the Son ot God, who shall make them iree indeed." Bishop Warburton, in ]7G6, says: " From the free savages...

...and will annually send out between thirty and forty of them well instructed in religion and capable of reading their Bibles, who may carry home and diffuse...curious it seems to think that this little company of gbd-fearing men met in the Capital of Great Britain, seeking not only to extend the knowledge of religion...

...this same knowledge which they shall have been taught among their poor relations and fellow slaves. And in time schools will be opened in other places...believe in the Son of God who shall make them free." But ninety years after, in the same State it was enacted, "If any person shall hereafter teach any...