... foe succeeds 'To blast tae fruit of Britain'a'fairest deaes!- ' . Hs }1 ages linked to ages, Shall the pall . Of crushing slavery whslifi the blood-stained balil.? , Qmay the scene, once spent this mortal strife, ,0 Burst, green, and radiant, into lovelier ...

... abstract, we have nothing to object; but, that Negroes ought to be so punished for attempting to extricate themselves from slavery, in a country where the very first article of the Constitution declares, that all men are born equal and free, and that ...

... war, Which spreads its devastation wide and far, In self-defence shall Britons fear to die ? Or will they sink to abject slavery 7 Or shall this happy isle again be curst, Of all pernicious evils with the worst Shall anarchy resume her mad career, Again ...