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The slave trade has another character; it is the very denial of every law, of all social order. Man-hunting constitutes a crime of high treason against humanity. It ought to be repressed wherever it can be reached, on land as well as by sea.

— Auguste, Baron Lambermont

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Never have I had the impression of such a moral and civic downfall. In no country, not even the last of the last, what is happening here would be possible.

Feelings of humanity and commiseration erupt on their own when we deliberate with our feet in the blood.

It is experience, which will then inspire the interested Powers with the most favourable resolutions for the development of commercial progress in their possessions.

Those who want to know my thoughts will always be able to do so: it will suffice for them to consult my work.

When Leopold had an idea in his head, it was impossible to make him quit.

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