... they had put to Death an innocent Man, whofe * only Fault was his having endeavoured to refcue his ' Fellow Citizens from Slavery; That tbofe who bad * caufed him to be executed defervedit an hundred times 1 more tbemfelves, who, not content with fupporting ...

... has pleaded (trohglyfor the ancient Eccleftaflical Confutation, in or* der to reconcile the People of Englmd to Popery and Slavery, and to get an Abhor ence of the prefent Eftablifhment ; which he pretends to be fupported. by Bribery and Corruption : But ...

... the Court, (f the Seraikier of Bender's having intimated to him, that fifteen Hundred Ruffi- an SubjeHs, who have been in Slavery in feveral Tarts of lur key* were arrived there, which he defired him to fend for . he the (aid Commandant has fent thither ...

... w.bich he return'd to the Deputies is full cf Fire and Refentment. By this we may fee the Difference between Liberty and Slavery. How much happier is this Nation, where the Prerogative of the Crown and parliamentary Power are kept within their proper ...

... equal to the Occafion, to maintain th. Right ot his Majefly, and to defend their Religion and Liberties^ agamll Popery and Slavery, which ftand ready to enter, as foon as Way 18 made for them C which God prevent ) by Force of thefe rebellious Arms. Indifference ...

... above, which he fent us in Charity, to open the Eyes of poor deluded People, who are about to tranf- port them (elves to Slavery, Want, and Mifery. Waterford, July 11. Laft Saturday all the Charters of ptlr fcveral Corporations were broke by the Mayor ...

... ftablifh'd; which makes the old Maxim true, that Wealth and Learning are infeperabl? from Liberty, and incompatible with Slavery. The principal Members ofthe Univerfity of Oxford, have pub- lickly expreffed their Gratitude to thofe Lords who appeared ...

... Manner he had done, fayed his Imperial Majefty five Battalions, which otherwife would have been cut to Pieces, or carried into Slavery, as Niffa could not be refcued, and was in no Condition cf Defence ; and that were the Thing to do again, he could not do ...

... /bould be made good. Mean while the Tartars have plundered and bu- ht fonie Villages, whofe Inhabitants theycarryed into Slavery. From Petersburgh, that the Imperial Mtnifler having received an Exprefs fiom his Court, had had a Conference with Count Oflerman ...

... no way left to avoid being boarded; whereupon the Knight who commanded' her, refolved to. blow der up, rather than go into Slavery; but was happily prevented by the Arrival of another Ship of the Religion, which obliged the Sultana's to flieer oft* and ...

... Refolution of recovering their Libey.- and Properties, their Rights and PriviW 5 and delivering their Country from Ty w J, ?? and Slavery, and a foreign YoJ ...

... fliould other Contrivances,' equally pernicious, be ftiffered to feduce thofe who ought to work, to think Work a Burden and a Slavery ? Our Anceftors had Holidays; with us it is Holiday all the Year round. Formerly, People danced now and then of an Evening: ...