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... effort in defence of their Liberties and Independence. That expectation, however, so favourable to the resitance of French Slavery, is now at an end. The Hanoverians, hile many bther Inhabitants of the Continent of Europe, awe to live in estate of CS, MOP ...
... For thy ?? Still on Fortune's smile depending. Bullying, •forJng, robbing, rending, O'er each feeble state extending « Slavery's sway ! Is it, Impious Bonaparte ! \ Still thy Creed, \ Fortune never will desert thee In thy need ? — Mark me !— f.r'd ...
... uni'on with those the youngest amongst us. The period awful one ; the stake never before so important; —it liberty or slavery, and slavery of the most direful character;—let even'man’s heart suggest him what he lo —This thought alone reconciles ail difficulties ...
... and whether there are any intended to te saved. If there are some who would prefer Ueath to slavery, there are, perhaps, some also who would prefer slavery to extermination. In a word let every «ne kno*r what he has to depend on. The miseries they dread ...
... anniversaries of this joyful event, we -offered a .contraA between the Freedom and, Protection of this Country, and the abject. Slavery and trembling Insecuritv enforced on the miserable Inhabitants of the Continent. A New Era presents itself. • 4 Mankini has ...
... French power, and the devastation ot French rapacity.—You are now engaged to de. cide the great question of Liberty .or, Slavery ;, and it behoves you to . be particularly .attentive to Your military acquirements. Without discipline, nothing can be eifetted; ...
... alliance, of protedion and independence to the People of Ireland; were but other words for subjugation, oppression and abjeet slavery, like every other nation which Lad submitted to the curse of their pretended ftiendship. He trusted that those Gentlemen who ...
... 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 ...
... gun ? Who stands not forth Ready to shed his heArt's last drop of Nood In dread of something worse than dea b, EIIGL AND in slavery! and its glorious Stale Now, tneanrst vassalage ! ! To ARNI 3 ! TO And rather let us die with harness cur backs, Than Finion'd ...
... wonders v:rrouglif, and faithful 'encouraged to repose in unfellowed grace ; and we be enchained in thy bond for perpetual slavery, and live and die the sacrificers of our souls, far such obtained favour. To these devout petitions, Lord, give thy blessed ...
... the power of the world ; to banish the last remains dpopuiar government from the earth, and establish a system ol universal slavery; in short, to retake- the people beasts Of burden, and, in the words of a ce!ebrated Histerian, to Iflic the world a firisonAr ...
... those of the youngestlamongst us. ire The Period is an awful one ; the stoke never fore so important ;—it is liberty or slavery slavery of the must 'direful- Charafter .ntan's.heart suggest to hi m 'what he is to subdued—This thought alone reconciles all ...