... resitet! show yosr Indigna- tion All noble heart3 and oll lofty spirits will H On your nide. The slavery of blnck women iD abolished in America, hut the slavery of white women continues In Europe; and laws are itl mads by men In order to tyro=n he over women ...

... Hall, joyous, jubilant home' as he no pathoticaily apostrophised It in that speech, the scene of so many of Anderson's anti-slavery andt other triumphs, where 1 the bigger brethren with their olarionots might dlieconrse sweeter music, and yet where, as ...

... William Anderson, with his genius, his warm heart, and his eccentricities. Forty years ego he threw himself into the anti-slavery question with might and main. Thirty years ago he was one of the foremost In denouncnlug the immorality of the corn laws. ...

... their imaginative faculties. The ssory is founded on the career of Hermean Wolff, who, while yet a boy, was carried off into slavery by a band of Turkish marauders in 1762, and in 1771 beceme an ofcer of high trust in the service of Alee Beg, at that period ...

... attainment of Italian unity; Judas Mlaccobzvus, the resisal of Jewish nationality: Abn ham Line in, tie fi'al abolition of slavery; the Caliph Iflroun al Rlasehid, Saracen civilisition: itc. The pre- sent volume discusses the faiilure of thi 5 French R ...

... tic. t articles, the most noticeable of which is one it containing reminiscences of the late George B Thompson, the anti-slavery orator, by his fl j daughter, MIs. Noswvorthy, with a letter from Mir. Thompson himself to Dr. Ilitchman, of 7 this town, ...

... How is that possible? they said. That does not sgree with our calculatione. Did not God say to Abraham 'Thy seed will be in slavery 400 years? and there are only 210! Why doat thou awake within us such hopes, the realisation of which lies still in the far ...

... simple, Set Devotion spirit, making all the difference between hey manly religioasneeand cant. The illosion, also, to the anti-slavery movement in Liverpool, and Its 11ng champion in the person of or illustrious Roa- hat coe, is in the happiest tone and ...

... thli esatitn is (if I- clay, a Ipart is of bronze. Tile clay is his then)- h logical sienclation, the bronze is his anti- e slaver-y Ocitin. On snch tihenmis uls the [adlur' . of the1 UmythiCal thleory of StlranUS-, Mr. Cook h r Ev'tt'-s Ixith unmsiaitaliale ...

... 1soprrs ,of a loatilkorne captivity, briefly but movingly described -byThuc'ydide~s. Most of them, were ultimately sold'into slavery; :and that hlhtorianinforms us t~iitatbut fewever xturaed to thaii Dxti~ 'copuntry. .A roman~tic ciroumatanoe connectsd that ...