... they are put in competition with the interests of truth and liberty ? With this authority I proceed to the slave trade. The slavery of the West Indies is sui generis, on account of the peculiarity of the negro complex- ion. If the Africans had been long-haired ...

... all likelihood its entire rejection; and may have thereby not a little conduced to prolong the duration of a most ,rievous slavery to many thou- sands of our fellow creatures: I feel not only regret, but the most poignant grief I should lhave troubled you ...

... of NPOLrOrN, and that the Spaniards and rortegu~ese wearietl out With half-politics and half-friends, 'ill sink in quiet slavery, under the promises of the new despot, as the people of Englland did at the Blessed lte~soratiorf As the debate on Mr ...

... apprehended, been pefj OtheNobleS ohr That oojed was not to abolish slavery iniuliestood Z and to dine,~ t a td X the attention of the H Yohdiatel ts-taken for the future abolition of slavery t ?? to oke, the manner of cosrse would be to be *Le a h planters ...

... and. by rendering their lives' sobsertCeC~ to-his triumphs, and to 'the savage rv to wiC he asp'rs-: 'Spain. beheld your. slavery, arvd' the hot uble rVilS which followeed it, 'with- Mingled segrs tt4.s of rief and despair.. You are 'her brethien,'and ...

... possibly afford the na- tions upon the continent of Europe an op- portunity of rescuing th Ieaseles from dis- grace, from slavery.and ruin.- aii, Sir, your very humble Servant, - A FaEE1I~fLDE: ...

... People. Those love ar- bitrary power too much; these exert them. selves fbr liberty too ?? our Country be doomed to sink into slavery, for want of a Constitutional Representation in Parliament; or to lose its liberties by reason of an immense Standing Army ...

... him to a sense of his inde- pendence, invigorates iis'system, and ren- ders him terribly, 'fierce against the abettors of slavery; ,vhile the noxious and contamn- *.nating produce sf the pa llc brewey is-a so- porific which makes hin dead to his bles- ...

... shall we become such military people; and, I agree with you altogether, that it is only by so becoming that we can escape slavery. The reason for my troubling you at present, is not so much to press this necessity, as to give two or three hints concerning ...

... the pretence oft mak- ingthe Spaniards happy! and, -under that disguise, ro reduce them to the most severe and ignominious slavery ! I already see you resolved ! and hear you exclaiming, Ratier let us die! We will expend the lost drop of the noble blood ...

... equally certain and indispensable. Only break the political and ecclesiastical chains which confine the Jews to a state of slavery, and you will soon see them aspire to the dignified character of other naticns. Then shall we emulate our ancestors, who changed ...

... ward in Westminster ! With what face could any 'Mniber of Parliament attempt in future to advocate the cause of African Slavery with such a memento before his eyes. The experiment of raising a subscription, is at all events worthy of a trial. It is desirable ...