... SLAVERY. AT the close of the Middle Ages slavery, under the power of moral forces, had mainly disappeared from Europe ; but two momentous events occurred which overbore the moral power working in European society, and let loose a swarm of curses upon ...

... architectural piles of that ancient city of slavery; go from place to place, and from hotels to pnaons and public buildings, and apply the torch till London would be a blaze of light—a monument of flame to Ind' slavery. Americans would do it ; they would respond ...

... Labour was. as she always had been, the supporter of the many against the feudal, whether that feudality be represented by slavery, territorial right, or modem capital. It believed here that Mr bl . Glyno has now lost all influence over the Catholics of ...

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... arguments were used in favour of slavery. But the argument against slavery which such assertions don't touch is, that it is unjust to give to any man the exceptional privilege of liberty to keep another man in slavery. In the lime way the conferring upon ...

... hence the loose state of society existing at present so productive. The British Government tried. and have nearly abolished slavery ; but in Mr Ligertwood opinion, the slaves were better off than the poor people of this country. The slave, 'tie true, was ...

... beginning of a 'noosed= of triumphs over the horrible traffic of slavery, which he forcibly denounced; and which every Christian man and woman should never wax feeble, so long as there was slavery in Africa. Freedom is the cry. Mr Chapman, with the aid of ...

... NEW YORK divorce lawyer's advertisement reads thus— Hymeneal incompatibilities, as a specialty, carefully adjusted. ' Tis slavery w detain the hand after the heart hath fled.' A CORRESPONDENT at the seaside wants to knw whether love for the sea is felt ...

... peace. ght Inagazinto. A STRANGE PLEDGE. The passion for drink when it has once mastered a man reduces him to a dreadful slavery. Nothing is safe, nothing sacred. It strips the borne of every comfort, and opens the door wide to starvation, ruin and beggary ...

... trade inside and outside the Sudan, and upon the conduct of British subj4cts a.e amenable to rritirdi law on the subject of slavery, but who may be led Into illegal comets by the preciamatLoi. Lord Granville, however, declined to answtr the q lestions until ...

... for good of humankind Did Gordon live that he perchnnce might save A thousand thousand precious souls, resigifd To die in slavery, that he should die In Africlidert plains by treachery O adverse Fate! one single CAUS3 assign, 04e single reason, purpose ...

... willnot concede to others. We desire that our Roman Catholic friends shall worship God as they please, and while we deplore the slavery in which they are bound to their Church, we do not desire to place any legal disabilities in their way. It is contrary to ...