The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 68
... negro made needles in Cheapside , but held his art a secret . The Germans were more open , and taught their art to the native workmen , thereby establishing a con- siderable branch of industry . * Although * The art of pin - making must ...
... negro made needles in Cheapside , but held his art a secret . The Germans were more open , and taught their art to the native workmen , thereby establishing a con- siderable branch of industry . * Although * The art of pin - making must ...
Page 121
... negro who had lived long in the service of Reynolds , and who appears in several of his pictures , was ordered one night to attend blind Miss Williams home . He stopped to enjoy the company of some acquaintances on his way back , and ...
... negro who had lived long in the service of Reynolds , and who appears in several of his pictures , was ordered one night to attend blind Miss Williams home . He stopped to enjoy the company of some acquaintances on his way back , and ...
Page 160
... negro is not , he says , on the whole , so bad as the white man would probably be under similar conditions . He is strongly acted upon by the evil passions of human nature , but there is not , he thinks , the the exaggerated vice that ...
... negro is not , he says , on the whole , so bad as the white man would probably be under similar conditions . He is strongly acted upon by the evil passions of human nature , but there is not , he thinks , the the exaggerated vice that ...
Page 221
... Negro for the Carib population has caused most of the conflicts and disturbances by which Jamaica has been so pre - eminently distinguished . From the time that the negroes began to con- stitute any considerable portion of the ...
... Negro for the Carib population has caused most of the conflicts and disturbances by which Jamaica has been so pre - eminently distinguished . From the time that the negroes began to con- stitute any considerable portion of the ...
Page 223
... negro , and adds a sensitiveness of its own , which is a per- petual vexation to itself and every one else . Its ... negro disaffection . This work is left to the ordinary Mulatto , who undertakes it , not , generally , from any ...
... negro , and adds a sensitiveness of its own , which is a per- petual vexation to itself and every one else . Its ... negro disaffection . This work is left to the ordinary Mulatto , who undertakes it , not , generally , from any ...
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