... both sides were invincible. For, in reason, all government, without the oonssnt of the governed, is the very definition of slavery. But, in fact, eleven men well armed will certainly subdue on* single man in his shirt. But I have done; for those who have ...

... indictment, but ere he came to the war he must first commence at the history of what was called tbe Cape. In the year 1834 • slavery was abolished Cape Colony, and he might say that this was one of the root facts of the whole South African controversy ; and ...

... the Royal Nations! b-boat Insitlution. the Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, the South-Eastern College Ramsgate, and Anti-Slavery Society (New Broad-street); and legacies to other charitable institutions. There are many pecuniary and specific bequests; ...

... did not occur to him to ask any favour in particular. Something length happened show him the precarious position of one in slavery, so, reminding bis young master of his promise, he asked for his liberty. Not one of thorn who heard him will surely ever ...

... the present m because of the end which the war was intended to effect—the breaking down of oppression, cruelty, and even slavery. Too little Britain's trust bad been in God, and it might be that the severe reverses which had beeq sustained were God's ...

... and peopled half the world in a fit of absence of mwind. After these conquests Epgland bad to face the terribie trade of slavery, and although her own hands were stained she was a great deal freer from the stain thau any other pation. But at that time ...

... offensive farmer, deposed that on Christmas Dsy , His Honour—No. This Is one of those occasions lowed her, and overtook her at Slavery. Witness be was out for a walk with James M'Callion and which gives the magistrates an opportunity of asked her to give op ...

... your next issue you will greatly oblige—Yours sincerely, Isouse THOMPSON. Glendermott, January 20, 1900. THE SLAVERY THAT WAS AND THE SLAVERY THAT IS. This formed the subject of one of the most interesting, practical, and impressive , temperance addresses ...

... down. (Applause.) Rev. J. H. Hector, the course of vigorous address, instituted a comparfeon between the drink traffic and slavery. At one time the trade was legalised by law in America, and now the liquor traffic, which was a curse not one particular mx ...

... difficulties the Boers applied to England, bat England with her innate love of Ireton made an effort to obtain an abolition of slavery. From the foregoing remarks I think it is ',idiot what my own opinions on this abject an, and as I have no doubt you are ...

... night you roam, And make your will before you step from home . So little was the public conscience alive to the evils of slavery, that even Whitfield thought it no harm to buy slaves as part of the property of his orphanage in America. The press gang ...

... Colony, And you may take it broad fact that in proportion as Boer domination prevails the gravitation of the native towards slavery will beaceerlated Xoueonformist Liberals, who are now fiery against against what they consider an injustice to the Boers, ...