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... HISTORY AN.D POLITICS. ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY FACTS. The inductive method of philosophy has been three hundred years before the world without having penetrated the circle of social whines. Peripatetic philanthropy is still o bstinately Ptolemaic and Ar ...
... prepared to abolish slavery at once, or he would retain it for the proem', having destroyed the politiad character of slavery, and leave it to time for slavery to work itself out. - - - • The Rev. entered tato the'question of slavery. He believed the North ...
... Lincoln waived the slavery question, if thereby he could but preserve the Union. The attempt was • fruitless one; he has himself confessed it to be so • sad the war has now assumed the character of a contest Denten slavery and anti-slavery. Interest and the ...
... preach down slavery, nor have excommunications of theirs ever been launched against slave-buyers or slaveholders. Withthelr cognisance and acquiescence, if not, indeed, It may be hared, in many cases with their active sanction and approval, slavery has grown ...
... prepared to abolish slavery at once, or he would retain it for the present, having destroyed the political *muter cf slavery, and leave it to time for slavery to work itself out. The Rey. IGEN GRAHAIL entered into the quieten of slavery. Hs believed the ...
... HISTORY AND POLITICS. ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY FACTS. The inductive method of philosophy has been three hundred years before the world without having penetrated the circle of !nig ciente. Peripatetic philanthropy is obstinately Ptolemaic and Aristotelian ...
... of America and the anti-slavery ( Clapham Sect) perstuuion in England. Their lecturers, their travellers, their tslkers and tourists, their historians and novelists have seen %.n slave countries, and as the effects of slavery, phenomena which the slightest ...
... of America and the anti-slavery ( Clapham Sect) per. suasion in England. Their lecturers, their travellers, their Wheys and tourists, their historians and novelists have seen in slave countries, and as the effects of slavery, phenomena which the slightest ...
... ts of America and the anti-slavery ( Clapham Sect) per. in England. Their lecturers, their travellers, their tslkem and tourists, their historians and novelists have seen is slave countries, and as the effects of slavery, phenomena which the slightest ...
... HISTORY AND POLITICS. ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY FACTS.. _ The inductive method of philosophy has been three hundred years before the world without having penetrated the circle of social mimes. Peripatetic philanthropy is still obstinately Ptolemaic and Ar ...
... Lincoln waived the slavery question, if thereby he could but preserve the Union. The attempt was a fruitless one; he has himself confessed it to be so; and the war has now assumed the character of a contest between slavery and anti-slavery. Interest and the ...
... HISTORY AND POLITICS. ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY FACTS. The inductive method of philosophy has been three hundred years before the world without having penetrated the chide of social 'miens*. Peripatetio philanthropy is still obstinately Ptolemaic and Aristotelian ...