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... away with the traffic in Negroes. We wish the ministry would show an equal prosmptitude in freeing this country from its slavery. Figaro in London. ...

... ; but I wished to prove to France arid to the world, that Irishmen deserved to be assisted ; that they were indignant at slavery, and ready to assert the independence and liberty of their country. I wished to procure. for eiy country the guarantee of ...