... in any further bor victims, and slavery wou!d thus necessarily die ‘ few years, as all children born in Tur ey e is scarcely anything that would create so in the social abits and character of the ' extinction of slavery. It is hardly possible ich it insensibly ...

... destruction, and it was never known bow many thousands perished after the city was actually taken. Ninety persons were sold into slavery, and estimates the number Jews who perished famine, pestilence, and the sword, during the siege, upwards a million. The anger ...

... had cursed them on the « ought of the water. He Knew that he had had te conten ppre- them in his own home, and that since slavery was hould their troubles had come from the Nomanists. He as lishinen tostand firm, but tego nands was another little trouble ...

... that this ferocity will gradually disappear as the country grows more thickly settled, and the absence of objects, such as slavery always furnished, towards which outburst* passion might safely displayed, will create and foster a habit of keeping one's ...

... the de rmed, of one able man the despotism of an effete, vici ranted corrupt aristocracy, with virtual, though not 1 ars at slavery. To conclude. The principal charges ag: The ruler of Paragua: were that he was unscrupulous, ystem acted from selfis: h motives ...

... which he had given. In spite of this, and a! | the Erie the Turkish judge could not deny that an Imperial had abolish roa‘ slavery throughout the empire, he coi the sale. The foreign ambassadors at Constantine ibles said to have sent in a protest. Tue Norwiren ...

... going as over the mind of nations, and teaching the shaw, ristianity had hitherto been made by priest siriey, James means of slavery to the people instead of a J. F. of liberty and of progress — (applause. ) — was not ce) that was at but harles prieetism ...

... intensity itiou which medis-val Europe adhered to what it concer p and be the pillar of Christianity, the barrier against oppr or slavery. But, I repeat, the energy with which is 4 cling to the representative of social umty is always riety keen when municipal ...

... which had been carrie1 is was part of the globe, that “‘ Britons vever aty of slaves (Checra.) What worse form of slavery ¥ than that slavery which trled to stop the liberty icy o' and if they ceu'd, the libert of thinking fe o dis selves: (Hear, hear.) ...

... 1 be facts we have given, derived from Southern Ts, i yA a very marked change in the population of those rhed nant When slavery existed it was claimed that the mm if Northern slave States would become free by the drain have southward of their negro lation ...

... aim at it through the Pope. ys, &c the rules of the order of the Jesuits to h bishops, but they aspire to reduce the bish: slavery, and to rule the Catholic world by 1779 devoted to their society. 1573 ed, 146 A telegram from states that Bevusr has, on ...

... ecutor After referring to the successful efforts which he a: Mr. Glover and Mr. Tickell in making to reseu titae, Doherty from slavery by sending presents to the pr King of Dahomey, he concluded by making a strong : ie Was for assistance in the great work in ...