... children, and to all that was dear to them. * ** Yes, my dear Brother, Heaven has made me the instrument of releasing from slavery 266 per- sons, whom even hope had. almost abandoned. I have had hard fighting ; but I have succeeded, and without its costing ...

... anctchildren, and to ! all that was dear to them. Yes, my dear brother, Heaven has made me - i•the instrument of releasing from slavery two bundied and sixty-six persons, whom even hope had almost abandoned. 1 have had hard righting ; but I have succeeded, and ...

... authority, that incredible number of people had •worn, the of every thing, to etTcC’t the deliverance of their country Ruscian slavery, and were react, to art when call.d upon. They had not gone to bed f>r six rv .ihs, though yet ignorant who their leaders ...

... Arbi. trary. Government, Servants, •Oriel, InurOderate Dents, Cultivation of Letters, Itetireerient, Happinefs, Virtue, Slavery and Liberty,. War and Peace, and other SubjeCts. By GILBt . RT WAKEFIETAY, B. A. Tranfitted from-the Greek of Dli) CHRYSOSTOM ...

... Constitution, which Ministers could not or 'would not suffer, because they well knew there was no choice for them between the slavery of the coun- try, and th» punishment of themselves. But he wished others would pause before they entered into that track which ...

... Constitutipn, which Ministers cnuld not or would not suficr, because they well knew there was no choice for them between the slavery of the coun. tty. and (he punishment of themselves. But he wished others would pause before they entered into that track which ...

... Jaen. hiniiiiirlal' our old Constitution, : which Ministers would ndt sttfer,; heeause they - knew that there was id eeh the Slavery of their Country and. - puniiitinent .for' themSelVes. He called : upon Ministelisqii refteet, that the situation .of this ...

... stoutest, and forced to con Lat, .stroyed one another., The ChriNtian religion fat. bids such.cruel- e;ihilaitions;. but T slavery ha been alloWed in all ages of the church, and is happSi substituted, to save the lives of captives taken it) war. It will ...

... honourable* and that the greatest war- riors among them introduced Lordships, distinctions of title and property, 3nd a system of slavery ; and, consequently, that if the people wished to get rid of the evils that oppressed them, they must destroy all- Lordships ...

... war honourable, that the greatest warriors among ho: 11 it.tinduce.) Lordships, distinctions title and open;, and system of slavery ; and, consequently, that if the people wished to get riil of the evils that oppressed them, they must destroy all Lordships ...

... an error, which has already spread very wide, and produced a great deal of mischief: The various writings against negro'slavery have, we ivonld Willing hope, generally had their foundation in a zealous desire to promote the haPpiness of mankind ; but ...

... thastets,, every thing combined to elevate his out, by the consideration of the rower which he the reeotWlinn of the state of. Slavery from which he had ernancipated,. joined to the appearance of the deplorable situation of the Whites, served also asfoorito ...