... it may comfort the editor under any It criticism which may be levelled against his work, h Slavery Doomed-by F,%EDERICK MILNE EDGE 0 -is an essay on slavery in the United States, with ethe object of showing that the results of free and slave labour must ...

... w ich ier f't; r! b * 5 ;t tralto voice had made, by singing. n.t Ti'I el n. y Boy,' ais announced, but the Jiiic-i ' - o slavery ditty, Sons of l-rt dotlt, hwar lilt' 1M. Gassier's big, manly voheit tlol a-il In III; ronn *uit Itse, being encored f.:r ...

... comparison with those qualities she; , is exhibiting now, that she has just emlerge1d from Y I that long night of degradation and slavery ? In the history of the Rothschild of his time, Strozzi, the great Florentine banker-who flourished about the I period we ...

... pointedly written. Those who are interested in the question of slavery will derive gratification from a perusal of ?? a Thousand Adtles Jor Freedom; or, the E'scape of Wihllam and Ellen Craft from Slavery. (London : Tweedie) The title of this little wvrk suliliiently ...

... officials as soon as the engagement is once entered into, and every care is taken to prevent their condition (egene- rating into slavery. The Portuguese authorities, it l seems, procure them as slaves, and, to supply that ! want and Cuban requirements, have set ...

... ain't them that g vull the loudest thwat feel the most, Ilie observes gre but lie retrievers his credit by this remark, c ,Slaver-y is the black page in our history ; but lie'w~ to team it otit without loosening all the other sheets go' is the great difficulty ...

... work, buat must lugf in afe he other tales, told a apropos de bottes-tedious corn- do parisons. between English and American slavery, in thl wih the rfrnei rather given to the latter cr formi-and extracts of Parliamentary returns all.1 fig of which might ...