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... Il'ttTs Sons in Egypt dwelt, 1 d due Hand t':ifii (J j>pselT>i*s felt did them, and lirt fire ii' all their Bondage, anil Slavery. J many ilj bring to light, !cf the nijut'd light. 1 did the g!oiions Angel too behold, When lie b'tfL.l baviour's Birth foictold ...
... day. 11. Freih provifions, and 11. Rotten fait pork. in plenty. 111. Health. Ifl. The fcurvy. JV. Freedom, cafe, aflu- IV. Slavery, beggar, and ence, and a good want, farm. Williainftmrgb, Aug. 26. It is faid the Earl of Dun- more has feized upon two vcffels ...
... In the lallfcenc Meiincour, the lather of Rofina, is introduced, who relates his furprifing efcapes from fltipwieck and slavery, having been abfent twelve years, and fuppofed to be •lead. Mutual tranipotts happen on this joy- ful interview, ami by general ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ad- ?? He never had intended to enllave America', and had never been weak enough to imagine, that he could have lopported Slavery in it, even if he could have once introduced It. The Qoeftii.n now in Difpute wa«, whether we fhould re- nounce all Cor.n- ...
... which take fr,m them the Tria-1 Jury, thole which infringe their Chart-is, thein without hearing, and cftablifii Popery and Slavery over half the Continent America (key do not queltion the of this country, nor the acts trade and navigation.: The general ...
... And let me atfke fame time add, there aie few, if any, gentlemen among us who would have drawn his fvvord in the caufe of Slavery, But why do I bind myfelf to the navy and army ? The fentiments I have touched are thofe of the great bulk of the nation. ...
... inorc- than was :>J by France) read lift of whic?-., appeared him to cjntaiaedin th«:Ril!, ;>»u which were— That State of Slavery better than a State of Freedom. That the Lli Religion is better than the Pro tcftam. That Juries ire unncccfiary, and therefore ...
... in Newcaitle, received each, by the fly, two large 410 volumes, from an unknown pcrfon in London, entitled the Chains of Slavery, with prefatory address the ele Ctors ofGreat-Britain, in order draw their timely attention to the choicc of proper reprc ...
... originally military people, were not without colonies, which were bound to them by fironger chains than thofe of conqueft and of slavery, and indeed found means in general to connect themfelves with moft of the nations they fubdued, that far the greater part ...
... fame time, the opportunity to pay you my rc- fpcfts, and to tell you, that I admired and defended in our Germany, (where Slavery prevails) always your fpirit and intrepidity toward*, bad Minifters, be- ing a great Lover and Well wiflicrof true Enelifli ...