... the wages in this country—if it be worth anything— {ntiu- lower the English exgineer to the state, little be’ iment lenen- slavery, which, combined with Government px xpress the forelgn competition to divert some p ne iso- trade. is any extension of business ...

... 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 ...

... deeds, jrdgments, ard contracts vold, even the avoidance of the same should be to belHever. nent “3. That the slave trade and slavery area instl pes 5 which should be kept up, provided that the slay artly eicher heretics or favourers of herctica, or persons ...

... 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.) ...

... 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 ...

... a1 absence of names and places. Orators of degrees of ability rose up to denounce the ini of the Tories and to assert the slavery and s da. Gd of the unhappy cultivators of the land of | but the demands for particulars which mo on all sides were very ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... generous, and, whatever may be other people's impressions, are,l know. mo6t anxious greet free labour among them, and to rid ef slavery. equally confident that Brazil, in the main, longs also for this consummation, although certainly not by any crude anil ruinous ...

... he is pledged to support, the fault Dax laid to his precipitanze or imperfect stu them. He asstines that the doctrine: a slavery, and that there is u is) ecclesiastical world stifling and paralysing feeling of manly independence He does no E GENERAL ...

... 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 ...