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... Slavery and Emancipation in America, In the year 1860 the slave population of the United States numbered about 4,000,000. There were also 500,000 free people of colour. During the military movements of the conflict waged for the purpose perpetrating slavery ...
... Slavery and Emancipation in America, In the year 1860 the slave population of the United States numbered about 4,000,000. There were also 500,000 free people of colour. During the military movements of the conflict waged for the purpose perpetrating slavery ...
... SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES. Lord BROUGHAM complained of the delay that took place in the presentation to the house of the papers relating to the slave trade, and strongly denounced the conduct of the Spanish Government in continuing the abominable ...
... Slavery and Emancipation in America, - - In the year• 1860 the slave population of the United States numbered about 4,000,000. There were also 500,000 free people of colour. During the military movements of the conflict waged for the purpose perpetrating ...
... ~ !;Vt'fi-)APE:- II k- establishing principles which he, never permanently reign in this struggle was really one between slavery d frflonkrand he could not see that the Confederacy sgoWn of being able to establish upon lasting foundations the empire which ...
... against slavery, and that we ought to have recognised it.as such. I quoted the declaration of the President, that the war was being carried on to restore the Union ; that if doing away with slavery would restore the Union, he would do away with slavery ; and ...
... conclusion of the war. The North, which has no power but much will to abolish slavery, is debating in the halls of Congress an amendment to the Constitution, for ever prohibiting slavery in any State or territory of the Union. The amendment, if not carried by ...
... conclusion of the war. The North, which has no power but much will to abolish slavery, is debating in the halls of Congress an amendment to the Constitution, for ever prohibiting slavery in any State or territory of the Union. The amendment, if not carried by ...
... &c., Lines), South Wales and Great Western Direct Railway, and Pontypool, Cacrleon, and Newport Railway. LORD BROUGHAM AND SLAVERY IN SOUTH ...
... terrible army, but she has risen from the grave. The contriver, the instigator, and the pioneer in secession and rebellion for slavery and a Southern Confederacy, it is eminently proper that she should set the example to her hesitating confederates in the good ...
... (Applause.) His administration would be recognised as the most important epoch of history. It had struck the death blow to slavery—(applause) —and built up the republic with a power it never before possessed. If he had done nothing more than put his name ...
... reduce the price of the catalogues, which were very expensive, and would entail a loss if any reduction were to take place. SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES. Lord BROUGHAM complained of the delay that took place in the presentation to the house of the papers ...