... certainly be augmented in intensio-, although they may be diminished in extent. The slavery of the whites presents far less objectionablle characteristics than the slavery of the blacks. With the Circassians it is conlmmory the * result of choice by the ...

... they ought to know. Nevertheless, there exists at this day an institution in Egypt which to the uninitiated appears like the slavery of a whole people; and which, by its almost unique peculiarity, shows how little the institutions and the Government of the ...

... because slavery is an ugly word, and because we have abolished a particular form of slavery in our own dominions, we are therefore bound to pay a million, or even a hundred thousand sterling, to put an end to something which is called slavery in the dominions ...

... Scoft a IC!) 1tcgiStrir-(1crcIld of M\Iarriages, ilirthil;, and I)eashs in Irelandi'-'- ?? rclating to totie abolition of slavery on the Gol l ( ,o vessels oreereti to be survvcti by tile Bloaillr of I'fat lC tlls 1-0.: t! . I Shippling Act IS7^3 rcturn ...

... because slavery introduced into them a large negro population which must live somehow, and because the greatest part of the land from which they have to live is still the property of white men. But without slavery, or some equivalent for slavery, there ...

... proclaiming emancipation at all 'N;ects, one who earnestly desired to see slavery abolished would have Wished well to the South, because the North was at that time determined ?? to ?? slavery * that ...

... THE RUSSIANS IN KRIVA. THE Russian Invalid gives an extract from General Kaufmann's report on the abolition of slavery in Khiva. After the Khan had been replaced by the Russians as ruler of the country, a special administrative council was appointed to ...

... protection of our arms. Why should not the abolition of slavery be another part ? Why should we tolerate the one infamy more than the other ? Why, at least, should we go out of our way to enforce slavery by placing our courts of law at the service of the ...

... negroes in actual slavery, spite of the Emancipation Act, has, we are told, led to the formation of a clique legislature imbued with truly devilish sentiments. Though some years since slavery ceased to be, almost every constituent of slavery- exclusiveness ...

... the slave-trader. It has been repeatedly impressed on the British Navy that it is not Slavery but the Slave-trade which Great Britain is striving to put down. Slavery it recognizes as a legal institution, deserving the same respect as other things protected ...

... that the difficulty lay in the amount of money which the abolition of slavery would cost. He thought the passing of the resolution would assist the Ministry in putting an end to slavery in the territory for the government of which we were responsible. Sir ...

... was not corrected either by their own feelings about slavery or by the influence of their leaders until the President's Emancipation decree appeared. The Americans thought that because we hated slavery we ought to have batcd the Southclcncrs. This was both ...