... the seventh volume of the collected editioa of the writings of John Greenluaf Whittier, con- - taminirg The Conflict with Slavery, Politics t and Reform, the Inner Life, Criticism ;` IMlag- a num Bonum ; or, Mother Carey's Brood. in the c 4 reissue ...

... of ancient Babylonia maidens of masr- riageai)le age were once a year put up ts public auction. '£hey were not sout into slavery. The -auction WaS only a preliminary to honour- able marriage, and the dowry of ill-favoured or de'ormed girls was provided ...

... flag, and during the coremrony of in- vestiture salutes wore fired. TNE SLAVERY CONFERENCE. (neoWMn' ZTZMERAZ.) I Brussels, December 16. sulit The first committee of the Anti-Slavery Con- two fereaca to-day discussed for the first time a new pod clause ...

... supposed to take place about a century ago), a hurricane, a mutiny, several suicides, a ship on fire, a raving maniac, a year of slavery in the West Indies, a marvelous escape, a waterless and foodless cruise in an open boat, bloodshed to any amount, with honours ...

... Surnday-I recollect that I lifted up the Il banner sod blew the trumpet in the application ef be Christianityto intemaperan-e, slavery, and all other 0'greatinational sine. 'If you cornsinto this church,' I said to those who were present, 'I want yen to -understand ...

... some of the Lmost-enthusiastic lines in the book:- Thy crown is peace, thy sceptre liberty, Thy bannuer hope to realmns of slavery. Then the demigods of steam pass in procession 1 before him-the wondrous WVatt, the ocean- conqueror Dalsvinton,' ...

... Gralmers and Israols belong the inexolicable 0ut of pItieos, Withoute wich i the huminle life Lrty depicted isas liut a brutal slavery. To utlerpreg tsis subtlety has been the task of Pdieton. ELe hias laboured with less plastic - rad siathan einer of the artists ...

... the history and. development of the new Federation undefr its early Presidents, the war with England of 1812, the slavery and anti-slavery agitation, the Kansas struggle, the John Brown crusade, and the opening or the struggle by the Southerners, of which ...

... degradation and darkness of fetishism and devil worship and the grosser forms of idolatry. In dealing with the ques- tion of slavery, it is said, there can be no truce between Christianity and Islamism in countries where Islamnism has established its . ...

... ages, of the in- quisition, they show us the first appear- , ance of a steamboat, the Electric telegraph, the abolition of slavery, the Mont i Conis Taonel, the Suez Canal, and so forth, until i civilization ultimately effects the total overthrow Xof the ...

... of instructive papers on au, ?? is begun by C. F. Brackett, andl | Professor Henry Drummond contributes some ld! notes en Slavery in Africa. Mr Eugene .: I Schuyler concludes his reminiscences of Count th i Leo 'Iolstoi, and there are many other interest- ...

... possibility of livorce makes the asso- ciatioa. of man and woman formed by mar.cizge. more agreeable ;` that as forced slavery no longer exists mutual concessions can be motde , taad this knowledge that husband and wile cant aregai their liberty gives ...