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Foulquier, Autograph letter signed, 1780. Law he vividly portrays the dehumanizing

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he vividly portrays the dehumanizing influence of slavery in the British colonies as a "national crime" and "stain of dishonour

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Foulquier, Autograph letter signed, 1780. Law he vividly portrays the dehumanizingThe new colonial intendant of Saint Domingue tells his father about his appointment Joseph Franois Foulquier (1745 1789). Autograph letter signed. Paris, July 29, 1780. 4. 4 pp., with address and postal seal on verso of the second sheet. Foulquier served as the intendant of the French colonies of Saint Domingue (Haiti), Guadeloupe, and Martinique. He was also a renowned painter and engraver, with a keen interest in natural sciences and astronomy. In

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