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... control them. This would be to fobjed all the States to the arbitrary difcretion of one, and to efiablifh an ignominious Slavery not poffible to be long endured. It would therefore be a remedy worfe thin the difeafe ; nor is it poffible it fhould be opproved ...
... operation of any caufe comes in to reftrain the power of felf-g vernment, fo far Slavery is introduced: nor do I think that a more precife idea than thic, of Liberty and Slavery, can be formed. ...
... oppofed with a more determined refolution than its encroachments. Sleep in a State, as MONTESVIEU lays ) is always followed by Slavery. ...
... while the old prevailed in France. Likrty and Slavery, might truly be faid to be natural enemies to each other; and fo far were the old Government of France and ours :—but now, if any degree of Slavery exifts in either, we muft allow it to be on this ...
... while the old prevailed in France. Likrty and Slavery, might truly be faid to be natural enemies to each other; and fo far were the old Government of France and ours :—but now, if any degree of Slavery exifts in either, we muft allow it to be on this ...
... inaudible foras and mountains of Caledonia, he drove onward all thole fierce and untradable fpirits who preferred Famine to Slavery, and who, rather than fubmit, chofe to remain in perpetual holtility. Nor was it without oppolition that he thus made his ...
... mull have been founded merely on the• different forms of Government eftabliflied in England and • France, firce Liberty and Slavery may truly be laid to be natural enemies to each other. ...
... mull have been founded merely on the• different forms of Government eftabliflied in England and • France, firce Liberty and Slavery may truly be laid to be natural enemies to each other. ...
... the Goversosent the Saxons, IN our laft, we took leave of the remaining Britons who did not chufe to fubmit to a ftate of Slavery to the Saxons, flying for refuge to the mountainous parts of Wales and Cornwall. From this time, the Britifh and Roman cuftoms ...
... chriftianity fpread to the utmcft bounds of the habitable globe. PHILOLOGUS. ON THE SOCIAL CONTRACT. (CONTtNUED FROM PAGE 413) Of Slavery. SINCE no man has any natural authority Over his equal., and fince force ptoduces no right to any, all legal authority amongil ...
... enumerated 384. Right, of the ftrougeft, definition of the, 412. Sachevercl Mr. extraet from 'trial of 403. Shire, Origin of az z Slavery, Origin of SocieCes, flu - It were families 409. Taxes, a ftatement of thofe impofeil by Mr. Pitt cturing fever, years of ...
... c orrinent, that a freech was lalcly made in the upper Houle in fa. your of Slavery, and that it fell from a Prince of this illutir:ons .11oufe. ...