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... Happinei Drawn common and fubjcils with arc full of common fenfe—the bell fenfe in t* world. Noak VVtßsrrr., Author the 1 fe«s Slavery, Ac. in the manner Franklin. Price is. Perhaps it would not be eafy to find goc a Ihilling'S worth entertainment and inftrucii ...
... free, all shall remain so. Wisdom and time will restore order and industry.. Martinique the principles mutt different —theie slavery has been continued, and matters must remain j forit has cost human nature too. much already to think of effecting yet new ...
... by flood and field; Of hair-breadth 'scapes, i’ th’ imminent deadly breach: Of being taken the insolent foe. And sold to slavery ; of his redemption thence Wherein of Antresvast, and desarts wild. Roueh quarries, rocks, and hills whose heads touch Heaven; ...
... or caules ot which moll lio.ctcly 1 lament—let every (uhjcitt ol rtiims reeoMj v.p ju ENGLAND and LIBERTY rf ; fKANCKai [SLAVERY, and Cnee have been refuted the buffings Peace, let eve them the glories War. Amongfl the Dicuments now before Pjr!i*. . is ...
... Knglijb Liberty. Another Senator moved, that the Senate fliould, in the fame folemn manner, declare Bonaparte AJlor.r of Slavery to the Goals, as the ConlUtuent AlVembly bad declared Louis XVI. Rtfiortr of Liberty the Francs. The places iu the Senate ...
... voice, her wonted theme pursues. Amid the boast of tyrant pride. The pomp of state, the arm’d array. Can ail the shouts of slavery hide That slaves unwilling homage pay ? force can shield Ambition’s head. From noont ide care, from noontide dread, When the ...
... Now’s the day, and now’s the hour, Frenchmen wou’d the land devour— Will wait till they come o’er To give ye chains and slavery Who wou’d be a Frenchman's slave Who woo’d truckle to the knave Who wou’d shun glorious grave For, worse than death, for—infamy ...
... SONG. QUIT the plough—the loom—the mine! Quit the joys the heart intwine ! Join your brothers on the brine. Arm, brave!—or slavery Peace, so lov’d, away is fled; has left his iron bed; your arms, avengers dread ! Strike, oh! strike at tyranny ! For our ...
... Let Princes the rights of their country defend, Or utter defftuAion hun’d. Shall the Sons ol Britannia inaAive remain, When Slavery threatens our Coaft ; And the menacing Intuits of Dcfpots fittain, When the Empire ol Ocean buall 3,—Ah who. with the that ...
... Chief Hands appalled at prolpect of the turbulent gulph rolls tempeltuoufly between our land of Frerd-.ni and his foil of Slavery, forming an infunr.ountable obdacle lo his inordinate third for Hritifh plunder; while the hen-hearted Haves of this political ...
... either wholly prevent the medi- tated attempt; or made, will soon convince them, that Britons are not formed of stuff that slavery chugs to. The presentation of this day pjaces under your protection, the nation's honour, and our own. Those banners, moved ...