... book bearing the following quaint title:— A Small Monument of great mercy, in the miraculous delivery of five persons Minn slavery at Algiers, in a Canvas boat, with an account of the distress and estrernitien which they endured at sea. The writer is William ...

... caused by the accursed slave trade. He had also to fear the dangers of shipwreck, not unfttquently aggravated by subse- quent slavery to rude uncultivated tribes. In the north of Africa the Moors, and in the west the Arabs, never failed to take advantage of ...

... perished on her parching plains.' Many have been taken by the lawless corsairs of the Moors, many others have been reduced to slavery, merely because they had the misfortune to be wrecked on this inhospitable coast. One of the vessels that underwent this ...

... kingdom, whose inlutbitsiits, called Mugha followed the usual practice in the East in leading all shipwreckesl persons into slavery. It was fortunate, therefore, for the survivors of the Juno to land so near British territory. Argun was conquered by the ...

... sew are le il.hearted ate true tea, acne— lasses can dam the glint n' thelr An eve he beton tiro glre, Wiwi laid doom then slavery they'd dwell ; Fos am, true tech. bosuns nihl bra.: In the land o' the thistle nn' Here's to sold Cretin, fie. Dundee. J. ...

... amicable and modest ways; but those who used reproftehes or violence in their attempts were to be condemned to banishment or slavery. This law was made by Utopus, not only for preserving the public peace, which, he said, suffered much by daily contentions ...

... villages, making prisoners of the men, women, and children indiscriminately, whom they carry off to their homes and sell into slavery every rear without tiny protest on the part of the local authorities. The whole story seems incredible, and appears to be ...

... negro slavery, as it flourished in the Southern States of the American Republic. At the time, however, when Mr Garrison, along with a few other devoted philanthropists, commenced his labours on behalf of his darkskinned fellow creatures, slavery was highly ...

... punishment in default should be a tine on village, and not fall on individuals, otherwise we shall be charged with setting up slavery. In accordance with this suggestion the penalty for noncompliance with the requirement which in the original ordinance was ...

... but, bravely as they fought, all their attempts have only ended in thinning their own number.. Osnnibitlisra, infanticide, slavery, and polygam with the customs of tattooing and tine taboo, disappeared with heathenism. The loot hasten,» of cannittalism ...

... if he'd got hold of the castor oil bottle by mistake.—Oil Citp Derrick. ONLY A NlGGElL—Slavery has been abolished In America, but so have not the notions that slavery created. In witness whereof the experience of an English lady just returned from America ...

... in America may be found in the influence of slavery, with its haughty and cruel denial of the rights with which e , :ery human being is born inn) the world. one proof of the vileness and virulence or slavery is this retributive influence exerted upon the ...