...at the ensuing election he was thrown out by his townsmen. The works of Mr. Roscoe are as follows: A Scriptural Refutation of a Pamphlet lately published by the Rev. Raymond Harris, on the Licitness of the Slave Trade, 8vo. 1788 —The Wrongs of Aft ica, S parts, 8vo. 1788. — The...

...entitled, " Scriptural Researches into the Licitness of the Slave Trade." Mr. Roscoe entitled his answer, "A Scriptural Refutation of a Pamphlet lately published by the Rev. Raymond Harris." He was the first who succeeded in bringing the literature of the middle age into repute in this country....

...Researches into the Licitness of the Slave Trade," he answered it with great spirit and acuteness by " A Scriptural Refutation of a Pamphlet lately published by the Rev. Raymond Harris," 1788. He afterwards published the first and second parts of his principal poem, " The Wrongs of Africa."...

...with the objects of this institution, and was a very active member of the society. In 1768 Mr. Roscne published a work upon the Slave Trade, entitled "...Incited by the enthusiasm of the same train of feeling, be composed, about the commencement of the French Revolution, two ballads, " The Vine-covered Hills,"...

...delivered before the Liverpool Society for the encouragement of Painting and Sculpture, was followed by a work upon the Slave Trade, entitled " A Scriptural...by the Rev. Raymond Harris," and shortly afterwards by his principal poem, " The VViongs of Africa." Mr. Roscoe, in common with many leading spirits of...

...undertook the investigation of the subject, and produced a reply, which was published under the title of " A Scriptural Refutation of a Pamphlet lately published by the Rev. Raymond Harris." This work was followed by his well-known poem, "The Wrongs of Africa," of which the first part appeared...

...with the objects of this institution, and was a very active member of the society. In 1788, Mr. Roscoe published a work upon the Slave Trade, entitled "...enthusiasm of the same train of feeling, he composed, soon after the commencement of the French Revolution, two ballads, " The Vine-covered Hills," and "...

...with the objects of this institution, and was a very active member of the society. In 1788, Mr. Roscoe published a work upon the Slave Trade, entitled "...enthusiasm of the same train of feeling, he composed, soon after the commencement of the French Revolution, two ballads, " The Vine-covered Hills," and "...

...delivered before the Liverpool Society for the encouragement of Painting and Sculpture, was followed by a work upon the Slave Trade, entitled A Scriptural...by the Rev. Raymond Harris, and shortly afterwards by his principal poem, The Wrongs of Africa. Mr. Roscoe, in common with many leading spirits of his...

...of the latter were ably and warmly attacked in Mr Roscoe's second essay, which bore the title of " Scriptural Refutation of a Pamphlet lately published by the Rev. Raymond Harris, ffc."" on the Christian principles that " all men are equal in the sight of God," and the benevolent...