... Transvaal justifying the raising, and denying emphatically that they had even violated their treaties with am in regard to slavery or in any other rasps& If these allegations were true, than we bad done the Boers grievous wrong, bat sheered that they had ...

... how great a time has oar lot been oset° During the lent Ti years what glorious things have been men! The .11111101nia of slavery an the United Stare the of the maims serfs, the expulsion of Austria from Germany and her troneformatioo • oreistitutional ...

... her prestige over the world-the upholding of British ietereas over and lend, and her hommising loth, emes in the Motelon of slavery. The Met and the endued being the work of the greatest statesmen of English history, and leader of the Constitutional party ...

... has mode for Anil a name in the vies and the fall of nations, in the battle for freedom as wall as in the tyrannous war of slavery. We have Jezebel, eenairamle, and Boadicea handed down as representative womett teaehing u what latent power there is in a ...

... just swallowed up the skip and her living crew. 1 l'e I. ,ontirierd. Tin eight English boys who were discovered is a Mote of slavery under a travelling Arab at Ceastantinople a Mort time ego, have left a lasper fur London, where they will be pieced in Dr ...

... partner—meaning mveelf been all eagerness Blithestq pens was /demi into Mee hsPiteble charge, —had wireamish notions about slavery, and he his betrothed for the fultithest of her venom hie weary hone to the care of nob, the groo.l though he should viat ...