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... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the separation of the island from the mother country, restrictions are placed on slavery, private correspondence is declared inviolable, and entire freedom of worship is proclaimed. It also grants the right of voting ...
... precedes his project by a ...
... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the separation of the island from the mother country ; restrictions are placed on slavery, private correspondence is declared inviolable, and entire freedom of worship is proclaimed. It also grants the right of voting ...
... first and allowed time, SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES, , The Morning Star is able to announce, on the authority of a telegram which they have received from their special correspondent at Madrid, that the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies ...
... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the separation of the island from the mother country ; restrictions are placed on slavery, private correspondence is declared inviolable, and entire freedom of worship is proclaimed. It also grants the right of voting ...
... °reuse, to add a clause proclaiming the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies. Senor Olosaga and Admiral Topete said that both the Government and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected in a manner prejudicial ...
... Orense, to add a clause proclaiming the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies. Senor Olozaga and Admiral Topete said that both the Government and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected in a manner prejudicial ...
... Benor Orense to add clause proclaiming the abolition of slavery the Spanish colonies, nenor Olozaga and Admiral Topete said that both the gorenunent and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that must not be effected in manner prejudicial to ...
... reprehensible than even tho old system of slavery. Tho African when ho is put on board ship knows exactly his doom. There is no deceit practised in his case. It is simply change, perhaps, from slavery at homo slavery abroadho bought and sold unbluslungly ...
... against the Confederate Governments was the battle of freedom against slavery. The concession of belligerent rights to the South was a flagrant and unnatural departure from that anti-slavery rule which by manifold declarations-legislative, political, and ...
... thinkers, like M. Rochefort himself, If slavery or madness be the rosult of religion, the fact suggests lhl} M. Rochefort must have suffered from some im- Position of piety on his youthful mind ; but “ slavery,” certainly, Las not been the result.—7Tulesraph ...
... Talfourd’s Poems. Boards. Ansted’s Channel Islands. Sterne’s Works. 4 vols. Large paper. Copley’s History of Slavery. 1852. Ellison’s Slavery. Cairnes’ The Slave Power. Morgan’s Book of Boudoir. ———————— The Princess. Hill's Penny Postage. Knight. Ni ...