...prevalent among ecclesiastics with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude ; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his...became the avowed patron of the Indians, and by his zeal and authority he had often the merit of setting some bounds to the excesses of his countrymen....

...of his conviction, he relinquished all the 'iidians who had fallen to his own share in the di''sian of the inhabitants among their conquerors, declaring that he should ever bewail his own ..i.isfortune and guilt, in having exercised for a moment this impious dominion over his fellow-crear+rcs....

...prevalent among ecclesiastics with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude ; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his...fellow-creatures. From that time he became the avowed par tron of the Indians, and by his zeal and authority he had often the merit of setting some bounds...

...relinquished all the Indians, who had fallen to his own share, in the division of the inhabitants amongst their conquerors, declaring that he should ever bewail...became the avowed patron of the Indians; and, by his bolu interpositions in their behalf, as well as by the respect due to his abilities and character,...

...prevalent among ecclesiastics with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude ; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his...share in the division of the inhabitants among their conquerorsi declaring that he should ever bewail his own misfortune and guilt, in having exercised...

...prevalent among ecclesiastics -with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives, to :Servitude; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his conviction, he relinquished all the ludians who had fallen to his own share in the division of the inhabitants among their conquerors,...

...prevalent among ecclesiastics with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his conviction, he relinquished all the Indiana who had fallen to his own share in the division of the inhabitants among their conquerors,...

...ecclesiastics, with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude ; and that he mi^ht demonstrate the sincerity of his conviction, he relinquished...Indians who had fallen to his own share in the division °f the inhabitants among their conquerors, declaring that he should ever bewail his own misfortune...

...prevalent among ecclesiastics, with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude ; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his...share in the division of the inhabitants among their canquerers, declaring that he should ever bewail his own misfortune and guilt, in having exercised...

...prevalent among ecclesiastics, with respect to the unlawfulness of reducing the natives to servitude ; and that he might demonstrate the sincerity of his...their conquerors, declaring that he should ever bewail i5i7his own misfortune and guilt, in having exercised for a moment this impious dominion over his fellow-creatures.*...