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... ciftoflied to live in the Mountains, have fcarce any Laws but thofe of Nature, and are extremely warlike. Their Averfloa to Slavery makes them fhun all Corref ponde— -h the lurks, and incline rather to the Ve- netians. What the real Defign of the Turks March ...
... I'lat foul onrlelvts not only athamed, but imlignan:, that the Rnt Ih (io.ei (hon’d be actively engaged m the Trathe and Slavery Human Keings. 0. That .as Comoromi ’e can made b.*tween Ficcdon and Tyranny, between Virtue and Vice, ce and Injultice, we ...
... fliipi, mount- 'M »?o..gens, had received commiflioni I he Senate of New York hai puffed a bill for the gradual abolition of slavery. It en- MU that all children, born after tbe ath of aext July Of female- Halloa, ahall U- ?? Malts at 18 years of age, and ...
... under the Yoke of France, and that while his countrymen are contending for Liberty they are running headlong into abfolutc Slavery. The fleet for the Wcft-Indiea are not yet failed. Letters from Dublin, by yefterday-. tjiail, fay, that as loon as the exprefs ...
... Frbruarj 17. >7 Sit> THINKING myftlf called upon an individual by youi* tntcrcdmg to the public, concerning the picfent (late of Slavery in the Weft Indies, I beg leave to communicate to you two inflances tending to prole, that if negro (laves be treated with ...
... 51,.i1l 1, . life 111 V.h Have u;irM, Slavery’s TtnlreticUthc I aril* vv il» 1 Shall I, became crew vvoul 7.) jiiant that ilu»cafe I txci Ko—fa.-in my foul, the \V ,\iiu uoui«J iu»t li.tl'i.. i’ i>id ihc Felon’s 1; Miifilercr’s }>.ick yon flinj The .r ...
... it might be faid, many of its brave Subjects in grey Hairs, who have fpenc that Period of their Lives in the molt abject Slavery, which, by the Means pointed out, might have been employed to the mutual Emolument of them- lelvcs and tlicir Country. Brujf'els ...
... from the purcll refpeef for them, and the lincerell philanthropy towards fellow-creatures. fe*.. , S-. A FRIEND to MUSIC. .SLAVERY, The fcUfl'-w'nij' is Princ-p'es Moral a fhl Political PhUojophy y ami ive it ivill prove acceptable to our Readers* T define ...
... transactions in the Wars, under Admiral Boscawen, from 1757 to the Peace in December, 1762 - of his being immediately sent into Slavery in the West Indies??Of the Treatment, and the cruel Scenes of punishing the Negroes??The Manner of obtaining his Freedom? ...
... Saugnler'S Voyages »the Coaft Africa, containing an intereftlrg Account their Shipwreck Board various Veflcls, and of their Slavery with an Account of the Manners and Cuftoms, the Arabs tie Defert, and the SJave trade, carried Senegal and Calam. Tranflated ...
... liberty, and nothing but unity, refolution and perfevcrance can fave ourfelves and pofterity from what is worfe than death— Slavery. To the PRINTER, See. s1 r, • .. ' I fehd you an Account of the Medicinal Virtues of the, Barbadoes Green Tar, which being ...
... avenge from the ccnftire of poftcity. nuift J- frankly the great queftion, and in our principles force it. Let us thim that Slavery is in all the French C r.L.s » 1,-t us decree that all the people colour , u Chi* , and that they enjoy tli of the riftitution ...