... first of Louis t 1LANOS' admirable lectures d t A SOCIAL CHANGE. Is it forbidden to civilisation, which has con- -quered slavery, to combat and conquer misery ? Are servitude, inequality, hatred, preferable to liberty, equality, fraternity? and if only ...

... of Louis th BLANcs admirable lectures :-v- de A SOCIAL CHANGE. . Is it forbidden to oivilisation, which has con- UK juered slavery, to combat and conquer misery? of Are servitude, inequality, hatred, preferable to ke liberty, equality, fraternity? and if ...

... Louis th ;LANc's admirable lectures : tdde A SOCIAL CnANGE. th Is it forbidden to civilisation, which has con- in, juered slavery, to combat and conquer misery? W1o Are servitude, inequality, hatred, preferable to ke iberty, equality, fraternity? and if ...

... until mucsbhas been done for the I elevation of the working poor. Carlyle's esrange and eccentric advocacy of a return to slavery in our 'West In- dian Poseesslons, is ably answered by a writer in this I month's Frasere. The Bright Room of Cranmrore is ...

... get-!':.'become one of us, 1become.sres-' WI pectable! and by so doing we strengthen tliir -wI party, and reader the slavery -of.a large portion- of' to our own clasms all the more effectual!I and -who does- n~ not- foresee- that a -middle. class ...

... not work. for di a change of tyrants, but f or the regeneration of co society ! we wish to have this branding mark of tI slavery effaced from us, and lift up our brows in human nature's nobleness, and. the, acknowledged equality of mankind! The middle ...

... We do not work for d a change of tyrants, but for the regeneration of c society ! w e wish to have this branding mark of t slavery effaced from us, and lift up our brows in human nature's nobleness, and the acknowledged equality of mankind ! The middle ...

... instead of our own' colonists' fre labour produce, sell us the p reduce ot shiesz !-wev Iv pretending all the while to hate slavery ! ~ I5ICHABD ?? cHMw0.Lmo I propose to you, that you and I, RiCUA ce COBDZN and RicuAn O.A&SLEs, (assisted by on ort two A ...

... instead of our ow n colonists' free f laboir produee,,sell us the p reduce 01 slaves ?? ws pretending nll the while to hate slavery ! by RICHARD OASTLRa ' CHALLENG. (11 I propose to you, that you and I, I Vcano cv COBDEN and RzcnARDOsrASTL, (assisted by ...

... instead of our own colonists free foi labour produce, sell us the produce ot slaves !-we, re ;pretending all the while to hate slavery ! by CICHARD oAsrlEr.S Ofl&LLiSNO3S. I propose to you, that you and I, Uxcasan ev MOaEN and RescARD OASrLa, (assisted by one ...

... eman- nal cipation in the French colonies, he desired to tiol lead the black and coloured people from the fav state of slavery to that of association, by sup. flu pressing the intermediate period of pauperism of r and of proletar'iat, wvhich forms, ...

... eman- enati cipation in the French colonies, he desired Ito tions lead the black and coloured people from the favo, state of slavery to that of association, by sup- lluen pressing the intermediate period of pauperism of ti and of proletariat, which forms ...