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... deflroyed, the part the cltates being burned down, and a number of properties Grand Terre are burred. _ c What late the Enemies Slavery for tne fallen Touffaint is uncertain. General Leclerc, appears the Moniteurof the 17th, potfues with .relh ciarges. Of the ...
... Irilh CathoJic’s Advice to his Brethren, how to eltimzte their prePatt fitaation, and repel french Invafion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. By DENIS SCULLY, Efq. Barrifterat Law, a new euitiun, with Preface, Notes, and Appendix, the Imperial Parliament. the above ...
... Infh Catholic’s Advice, to his Brethren, how ellimate tlieir prelent fituation, and repel French Invilion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. DENIS SCULLY, Efq. Banifterat >v, a new edition, with Prefart, Notes, and Appendix, a Member of tbe Imperial Parliament. ...
... Irifli Catholic’s Aif'icc to bis Bretkfcn, how eftimttc their prefcnt lit oat ion, and repel frcnchlnrafion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. UKNIS SCULL'V.Eft). Barrifter w, a new edition, with Preface, and Appendix, a Member the Imperial Parliament. Of the above ...
... Brit.fti, had ftripped t.er her lails, &c. to rende-11 the move difficult of execution.” A Bill for the gradual abolition of Slavery, has ! paffed the Legilliture Pennfylvania, which is | now engaged in a propofition for abering the Con- • flitution of the ...
... maftorful domination favage the American .fiends—be ween the immediate, total Abolition ttu Slave Trade, and the Abol.tion that Slavery wli.eh dyne can prelerve the cxjflence of whit* men in UirCi.ar.hean Sea. Thai there n „ oth#r alien Htive, the late h.ftory ...
... Sovereign's right, 2 Shall be confign'd in wfimy to ror, Leaving behind him an eternal blot On abj=2t France, deep funk in Slavery®s night.— ; When for thy Brother's life thou profferd'it thinz, Even callous Cruelty was feen to melt, Touch'd by that fpark ...
... BoNazarTz! Take Pomp, Pride, and Puff, T osinfele h make neaug itgodewn: To gild, and ta Take Treachery, Knavery, Povery, Slavery, Rape, Murder, and Warlike Renown = When thus you have done, T'ake Folly and Fun— Gantheaume, Treville,and Artbur o'Cénnor— ...
... bindmg 'ban they arp. agreeable to the God and Nature.” Of what authority, then, are the laws of this or any o country which ? Slavery, which iscpnirar/ to the Law of Nature, which \ajj diffated God which is ...
... the country, are not acquainted with its real interests. - Such, Sire, is the parallel, drawn from nature, of our former slavery, and the so much boasted happiness of French liberty. It will justify to the world the desperate resolution of hoisting the ...
... the produ(3ioni of the. United States; and that the Committee be authorised to report by Bill or otherwise. Ths question Slavery has met with a similar fate America as in England. In the House Representatives, the 18th January, Mr. Sj-oaiȣ laid upon ...
... corps. He believed that nothing but the jealousy of the Planters, who did not like to see any thing black except state of slavery, prevented these regiments from being more generally Ail that had been done by the present Administration for the defence ...