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... SLAVE TRADE. A Letter to Wilt;riorce,ENTOll the justice and expo. Menu of Slavery, and the St. ve Trade. By R. Heron, Esq 4tn. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. Travels after the Peace of Amiens, through parts of France, Switzerland, Italy, and Germany. By J. G. Lennie ...
... the Introduction of Letters and Rol/ion to Inhabitants; but more particularly as the means of erniuslty Ms-Ls:ling AFRICAN SLAVERY. Ry Capt. 1•1111.1 P BEAVER, R. N Illustrated by a of the WWent Coast of Afrieo; and Plans of s London : Printed for C. and ...
... usual etublems--a Negro, who, prostrated before his Monarch, pays his hemble tribute of gratitude for his emancipation lion slavery. On the right of the throne are Liberty and Hibernia ; Trinh on the left ; aud, in front, the Virtues and Sciences personified ...
... he ready to retort 1.11.1 treat with asr h ?tram so tr.l to MESH KF.Y.F he use or nu (me tr.n-erects), for wet from lit slavery rl to 3hl felturiog, mud to . part Bah, natal, dew dote. 7hot of the VIM at the Serretaree at *Fie Wire; or by t•pploioq ...
... Africa in 1740, and who was an Englishman, stated, that all the punishments in the country were at that time commuted into slavery, and that the kings and chieftains could at any tune get Slaves by causing men to be charged with particular crimes, and, ...
... services of Ileum:es Weatherhead, in the Royal Navy. AISOLITILM OF SLAVERY. E.erl rEitcY row, pursuant to notice, to move for leave t.e bring in a Bill fur the radual Abolition of Slavery in t h e W est India Colonies. He expressed his detestation of the ...
... voice!, her wonted theme pursue; 11. Amid the boast of tyrant pride, The of ;tats, the arm'd array, Can all the shouti of slavery bide That slave; unwilling homage pay No force can shield Ambition's head From noontide care, from midnight dr:•ad, When the ...
... Here, however, the poverty of lan- Fuage tends, in no small degree, to mislead our judgment; and because what is called Slavery, exists in Africa, our colonial system, in all its parts, it is assumed (extravagantly enough) to be lawful, and even humane ...
... rRAGMEIST. Like a red lava or devout ing IT., Pouring yon Pyretean gap, thy Invaders, Spain !—heath leads their v . an, Awd Slavery coiner attendant in the rrar, and fierce, and claiikieg loud h ...
... Government, Laws, and Cri minal Puni.%nosnts the State of Agriculture, Commerce, Stan Wart ores, Refire', An ',Sciences, Slavery, and the Slave Trail • ; together with Biographical Paiticulars Politic Whs. View of the SP and Preen ss of the Drama ; flints ...
... course of the Debate, it would be wholly unnecessary for him to go into nay length upon the question. The Slave Trade and slavery were justly characterised by the epithets used ia the course of the night. He thought the Abolition of the Slave Trade could ...
... Indies. Slavery WAS as ancient as the days of Homer, who said, Take from a man his liberty, and you take from him his virtue. Still slavery was a degreeting situation for man, and it was to be wished that it could be abolished. Slavery, however, differed ...