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... delivent from the vile slavery wheravith we are threatened by the Most horrible monster that Hell ever produced. In the armies the disaffected will be punished in the manner which has already been practised, and his Majesty's other subjects must feel ...
... capitulation, and rising superior to others invested with command, and even to-yourselves, preferred. death -to misery and slavery; persevere in your generous resolution. The momentary occupation of the buildings or your City by the enemy is of no importande ...
... usual etublems--a Negro, who, prostrated before his Monarch, pays his hemble tribute of gratitude for his emancipation lion slavery. On the right of the throne are Liberty and Hibernia ; Trinh on the left ; aud, in front, the Virtues and Sciences personified ...
... coantry, or to under you fbrgetful of your duties. Foreiga have not been made for you; you disdain to wear the fett?r- of slavery, and will never submit to the yoke of France t you will guild/lily ;nd assidumarly resist as hitherto, all her art-fitful ...
... Treasonecret Information—Oaths=—Tort ure-;--influence—Bribery—Dignity of the Plebeian Character-rForpigners— Claims of Children—Slavery—Right—Property— EducatintL—Knowledge-- , Women and their Education—Public Sch. , aid ''harities—Public Houses—Posts—Minor ...
... one quartered near the metropolis, begs .iraw the attention of a few aspiring young heroes, whose inclinations are above slavery and trade, and are determined independence and promotion, are requested apply him, at bis Office* No. 1, Webber-row, Webber-si ...
... :ou—Secret Information— , Jat hs—Torturp— Influenc,--Bribery —Dignity of Plebeian Charact&—Fofeigners—Claims of Children—Slavery—lltht —PropertN— Education—Knowledge—Women awl their Educteion—Pub., :ic Schools and Charities —Public Hulse , — Posts— Minor ...
... Intoruiatiou ( Oaths; Torlures: Influence ; Bribery ; Dignity of the Plebeian Ctiararter f i Foreigners Claims of Ohiidren; Slavery; Right ; Property; Education; Knowledge; Women and (heir Education Public Schools and Charities; Public Ileuses ; Post,; Miimr ...
... spontaneous movement :to oppose every atfeinpt, and defend the authority of the man who is the author of her miseries and her slavery= , -Why - all . thnSe Proelamatiens of Mayois, :Prefects, Ministers, and Generals? Why all those whirh apPear destined ' rather ...
... similar to what have lately been decreed in Bavaria and Rome. We have always viewed the season of emancipation from religious slavery, ttbout the Peninsula, as near approach. ; and we think that the supporters of the old system among the Portuguese and Spaniards ...
... conducted to the frontier, thence to be sent to the armies in the North ; those modern Scythians thus adding the must horrid slavery to the barbarous treatment which they inflict upon their victims. Before the Ferdinand VII. quitted Lisbon, the 38th Regiment ...
... or to render you forgetful of your duties. Foreign chainS have oot been Made for you ; you disdain to wear the fetters of slavery,. and will 'never subniii to the •yoke of y Fiance . ; you will gallantly and assiduously resists as hitherto, all her deceitful ...