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... Assuncion, Councillor Paranhos, this decree has been passed, and the principle of no slavery is to be inserted in the new constitution of the Republic, thereby abolishing slavery for ever. When shall we see also this great principle adopted by Brazil? Why is ...
... published within the extensive dominions of Transvaal, had been suppressed for making revelations as to the prevalence of slavery in that State. Several more small diamonds had been found. The Port Elizabeth prospectors had returned from 'fatin, being ...
... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the separation of the island from the mother country; restrictions are placed on slavery; private corre- Xndence is declared inviolable, and entire freedom worship is proclaimed. It also grants the riffht of voting ...
... published within the extensive dominions of Transvaal, had been suppressed for making revelations as to the prevalence of slavery in that State. Several more small diamonds had been found. The Port Elizabeth prospectors had returned from Tatin, being unable ...
... published within the extensive dominions of Transvaal, had been suppressed for making revelations as to the prevalence of slavery in that State. Several more small diamonds had been found. The Port Elizabeth prospectors had returned from Tatin, being unable ...
... 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 ...
... occupied St. Joaquil. In Paraguay the Provisional Government has decreed the bases of a new Constitution. By its provisions slavery is declared to be abolished. ...
... History the Bastile,” Narratives of Peril and BUfferln £ondon William Tegg, Pancras-lane, Cheapside. The dutch boers and slavery in THE TRANB-VAAL REPUBLIC. A LETTER to R. N, FOWLER, M.P.. treasurer to the Aborigines Protection Society. By F. Cheson. ...
... employment in the land of their adoption. How far their condition will in time degenerate into one virtual slavery it is impossible now to predict. Slavery is law at snd, and guarantees are required the Government that these Chinese immigrants shall be perfectly ...
... a powerful anti-slavery party has arisen in the country, before which slavery mitigating its force; free labour is increasing in vitality and productive power, and the best minds of the empire are directed to the question how slavery may be most successfully ...
... likely to suit from the different slaveowners in the West Ir dies. These recruits, when bought, were considered as freed from slavery, but as they were enlisted for life it is doubtful whether they benefited much by their freedom. In 1830, however, we find ...
... great point at issue between North and South was not slavery, but Southern independence. Most of the Southerns disliked immediate emancipation, but some of the warmest opponents of the principle of slavery were. among the Southern officers. This writer recalls ...