... were to be font to Dunkirk fnould amount to : That by complying vvith this Scheme, the Dutch would be reduced to a State of Slavery to France, would be eternally bound to do as file would ha-ve them, whether they had any inclination tc do fo, or not : That ...

... as the ...

... is your Power) to his own Ufe. ■ And, if this fhould ever happen, we flioufd not onfy be in * a Condition of Slavery, but the worft of Slavery : As I * think, will clearly appear,from the following Confiderations. • The Intereft of a King and his People ...

... I into the Min-!s of ray Countrymen. The terrible Attempt that has been carrying on to reduce our Soldiers to a State of Slavery and abject Dcpcndance on their Commanding Officers, by the Alterations in the Articles of War, and par- ticularly by leaving ...

... into the Min -Is of r.iy Countrymen. The terrible Attempt that has been carrying on to reduce our Soldiers to a State of Slavery and abject Depcndance on their Commanding Officers, by the Alterations in the Articles of War, and par- ticularly by leaving ...

... ofthe * Country, oblig'd, for his F,lop»ment, to ferve feven 'Years more; and that a little before the F.nd of his « fecond Slavery, he again ran away, and got down to the « next Sea Port, where he enter'd himfclf with the Mafter « a Merchant Ship coming ...

... Efqrs. againft the Publifher of a Book intitled, Memoirs of an unfortunate young Nobleman return'd from a Thirteen Years Slavery in America, (sfc. which, befides many defign'd Mifrcpi'cientations of Fnltl, and other Scur- rilities contain'd therein, ...

... deceived, as foon as they ft It the Mufcovite Yoke laid upon them, and themfelves re- duced to fubmit to the Servitude and Slavery of that Government. VVitnefs Great Novogrod and the Ukraine, which ftill groan under their Chains with little Hopes to this ...

... Rapacity of their Princes fo far rvvii j.s the Reign of the 1 itt ol the Harry's: Hut ever tinee that Time they I timed into Slavery and Oppremun ; the tvraimick Reign of the f •..-•• ?? M:r.j) :/■ r :ietted ti/.r Chairs, and fcakflup their Mouths ; and ...

... &c. who have fo greatly obftrufted the Trade to the Streights. 3. We are affured that feveral who have been redeemed from Slavery in Barbary are fhorriy expected hor.*.e ; but none are yet arrived, as has been reported. 6V«. Ev. Poji if Saturday. , 4- ...

... &c. Who have fo greatly obflruded the Trade to the Streights. 3- We are affured that fcveral who have been redeemed from Slavery in Barbary are fhortly expedted ho:..e ; but none arc yet arrived, as has been reported. Gen. Ev. Pott *f Saturday. J 4- It ...

... they « Ir.d pat to death an innocent Man, whole only Fault was • h'S having endeavoured to refcue his Fellow-Citizens from • Slavery ?? thofe who had caul'ed him to bs executed • d-ferveJ ie a hundred Times more themfelves, who not ...