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... PATHETIC - SKETCH OF SLAVERY. This Day is publithed, in One Volume 12mo. elogantly printed bligttpratving Paper, liot-piefK.(l, and Thuttrated v..fth ‘arinus defe:tiptive Pltjus of a f.411-11.0wecl Sla , ,e Snip, price , 71N140;-• the African. An tinaffeeled ...
... nu matter whether lie was Black or White. An Hon. Gentleman had mentioned the Greek and Roman Slavery, hut .that slavery differed essentially from the slavery in the West Italics. Xsop, Terence, and Seneca, were slaves, hut the idea of these illu , trious ...
... habits render them colonies in a slate of slavery, has been in- able contend with manifest advantage in fluenced in great degree adopt the mea- countries abounding in fastnesses, and pecusure from abhorrence of slavery; and liarly favourable to their mode ...
... presented, and ordered to lie on the table and to be ptinted. SLAVERY Dr THE COLONIES* Lord Pero rose, in pursuance of notice, to.move for leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of Slavery in the _West _lndia Colonies. The-general scope of the Noble ...
... no matter whether he was Black or White.— An Hob. Gentleman had mentioned the Greek and Roman Slavery, but that Slavery differed effenti. ally fram the Slavery in the Weft Indies. Terence, and Seneca, were Slaves, but the idea of thefe illuftrious charafters ...
... TITLE Till CONDITION OF CITIZENS. 1. Every body residing on the territory uf Hayti is free, in the fullest 2. Slavery is for ever abolished in Hayti. _ _ . _ . 3. No one has a right to violate asylum of a Citizen, nor to enter forcibly into his dwelling ...
... Prelate took, occasion to'stitteliii sentiments on the subject of slavery nt some length ; and, from . eillerent passages of the Bible, argued that there be a just slavery 4 but the slavery there mentioned toulde . d. on voluntary submi,sion for food and ...
... admitted that the Slave Trade Was 'a great political evil, and that it wasliesirable; to put an to it;. bat considering that slavery had • been perrolued onder the Jewish Dispensation, that there was no express prohibition of it in the Chris. thin; that ...
... ; and had a public market for Slaves, were 50 were sold for one horse, because horses %.ere much in request the warriors. Slavery was, in fact familiar to these people in all kip's. In answer to the arrment, that the population in the West Indies could ...
... TITLE 1.-OF THE CONDITION OF CITIZENS. 1. Every body residing on the territory of Hayti is free, in the fullest sense. 2. Slavery . is for ever abolished in Hayti. 3. No ose has a right to violate the asylum 'of a Citizen, nor to enter forcibly his dwelling ...
... ponderous--but it appears astonishing to, you al6ne. In France iris no secret thi the independence of fit/ONAPAIiTE has your slavery for its basit, and his existence your ruin ! This, I presume, sufficiently explains the purport of those fantastic and ridiculous ...
... Mr. Malthus, the check-population philosopher, having, upon a former occasion, been quoted authority in favour of negro-slavery, Mr. Wilberforce said, that it happened, that he had had a conversation with that gentleman only ten minutes before he entered ...