... , HORRIBLE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. THE Spectator says that about fifty years ago, prices for corn being very high, the landowners of the districts of Lincolnshire, near Louth, began enclosing the Fen on a great scale. Cottages not paying, they did not build ...

... many years past (and at the present time) millions of the labouring classes have been in political slavery, they being unrepresented but wickedly misrepresented in the House of Commons, which is directly contrary to what Lord John Russell says the ancient' ...

... forbearance and conciliation. We hold it to be beyond all question that Slavery threatened the preservation of the Union — that the North fought to preserve the Union, and struck down Slavery as its great enemy that the people recognised their crime in sanctioning ...

... forbearance and conciliation. We hold it to be beyond all question that Slavery threatened the preservation of the Unionthat the North fought to preserve the Union, and struck down Slavery as its great enemy; that the people recognised their crime in sanctioning ...

... Gil Bias, the Madrid Pun, h. The Portuguese Government has presented to the Chambers a bill for the immediate abolition of slavery in the Portuguese possessions. ...

... haters of human slavery, | Press stands on 8 look at as the grand feature in all | inacoessible to such ; the identification of slavery with | ing sheet of a metr mm ascendancy and independence; one class of the pul xtinction of slavery through the harsh ...

... followed the negro slave trade, of which the present atrocities are a specimen of the lingering consequences, even now that slavery itself has been abolished. More of the truth may possibly attained if the intended prosecutions take place. Mr Eyre, Lieutenant ...

... legality of the government of the ten states which participated in the ratification of the amendment for abolishing slavery, thereby leaving slavery where it stood before the amendment was declared part of the Constitution. If we admit the ordinances of secession ...

... legality of the Government of the ten states which participated in the ratification of the amendment for abolishing slavery, thereby leaving slavery where it stood before the amendment was declared part of the Constitution. If we admit the oruinanees of secession ...

... legality of the Governments of the ten States which participated In the ratification of the amendment for abolishing slavery, thereby leaving slavery where it stood before the amendment was declared of the Constitution. If we admit the ordinances of Secession ...

... legality of the Governments of the ten States which participated in the ratification of the amendment for abolishing slavery, thereby leaving slavery where it stood before the amendment was declared part of the constitution. If we admit the ordinances of secession ...

... usually defended on the ground of humanity and partly on the ground that, having paid twenty millions for the abolition of slavery in our own West India Islands, were bound to arrest its propagation among our neighbours. There was much to be said on this ...