... AMERICAN SLAVERY VERSUS INGLISII TYRANNY. Sit.—There are certain inconsistencies amongst wellmeaning Liberals, who would be greatly shocked if the genuineness of their Liberalism was called into question. They sup/ort the Liberal Government, vote for ...

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... seemed to have fairly realised the position of affairs. THE COMING SLAVERY. Or all political expressions of opinion recently made, Mr Herbert Spencer's article, The Coining Slavery, is most worthy of attention. Mr Spencer is distinguished as being ...

... especially when the vexed question of slavery came to add to the friction. A climate of great heat, and a land of great wealth of growth, the negro question has always been one of much intensity in Brazil. Slavery there found its great stronghold on the ...

... enough, he said, to remember the abolition of slavery—the strenuous efforta which were put forth to bring about that great and glorious end, and the rejoicings with which victor) , was received; hut slavery to intoxicating dnnic was even more degrading ...

... lingregational singing, and had he not talked to them .lady member would have addressed them on woman's work in the anti-slavery movement. In conclusion Mr Courtney says— I agree with a good deal in your letter, awl I am certainly not inclined to add ...

... Aroyll Lista—Markets in Amyll. shme—Marioskiin Inverness-shire—Obits Lists—Weather Prognostications—Anecdotes of Byers). Times—Slavery in Scotland—What'm in a Sureame—Nntnerous ilitorical Incidents— Changes of the Moos, etc. ILLUSTRATIONS. The Almanac will ...

... Church having anything to do with:the abolition of slavery. But the Christianity of Amseisa,:in proportion es it awoke to a knowledge and saws of its duty, felt that it bound to interfere with slavery—bound to enlighten the public mind in regard to Its ...

... coreirel of wise . but the of fools. So Philompher Hobbes. He is quite right ; and of all the sorts of slavery that men are subject to, the slavery of mere wards is I One from which we are slowest to break away. For pa : —Mrs Elira Chandler, of Matfett ...

... here comes the danger in view, for Wealth is the mother of 'Temptation, and leads many of its possessors into a new form of slavery, more subtle and not less deb:nine than the old.' Are selfhelp and thrift right incitements to minds Self.help condemns the'Good ...

... Lists—Markets in Argyllsbcre—Marketa in Inverness shire—Oben Official Lista—Weather Prognostications—Anecdotes of Byegone Times— Slavery in Scothuid—What's in a Surearce—Numerous Historicist Incidents — Changes of the Moon, etc. ILLUSTRATIONS. The Almanac will ...