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... SLAVERY IN TUNIS- Tons, Ww—AT. Ban Achsin. the dzagomaa of (ha British Consulate, accompanied tba police, baa found four morn sines girts who ninctantl/ left their master a for fser of being killsd. Tweatboes wbosram sacratodeenld net hatannd. They are ...
... TO IRISH SLAVERY. BY M. J. O'HOBAIIAW [look on thee, tyrant! now writhing and twisting; Like dragon of old in the clutches of death, Disturbing all round thee in useless resisting, While flame belches forth with each gasp of thy breath; Thy scaly tail ...
... SLAVERY BRAZIL. In the course lengthy account bv the British Consul Kio de Janeiro of the great Brazilian province of Minas Oeraes which was lately laid before Parliament, reference is made to slave y tu Brazil. Tho number of registered tdaves in the ...
... FREEDOM V. A well-known judge la Ohio for Ids of slavery, apes the ground that the knew what for tbeineelves,and should be allowed to in the condition which admitedly brought a degree of happiness. seldom if over, by labourers In the North. Hie conversion ...
... SLAVERY IN TUNIS. 1111 W• 01/ TO-INT Towas. Num?. Britiat Ces.al-41.einl °Muria . 80, i 3. followieg movaataos :— We . therm itthwory shalt , • te dreamier, iermimei wee re es era Writer, OB fir ~..4recogmbutbodirsibboobilbalel mit tbo bbnimay ontaffl ...
... Vila* • • .:pis•wid • • • •, • • • , II ue tuntat'd and broken slavery's attain; sttangs Magician !she Ouritearts, wiiM.. I.sr own domain. der spirit is devout, and burns Wiih thoughts averse to Yet, she herself the idol, tnrui 4Juv thoughts into idolatry ...
... were toruuideu, mteruai economy '-avive bfe h»«(d upon slavery just as it Wat in the ancient world, it is assumed that the ...
... BEEF, AID LAMB. JOHN MURPHY , PARADE !ILIUM, w Ea ST slavery at above at rifts 'Ado ' 82 ...
... this institution is doing most useful (though unostentatious) work, in the cause of the suppression of slavery. On the whets, I certainly regard slavery as a moribund institution in Egypt. The great progress which has teen made within the last few years ...
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... this institution is doing most useful (though unoatentations) work, in the cause of the suppression of slavery. On the whole, I certainly regard slavery as a moribund institution in Egypt. The great progress which it.. been made within the last few 'ems ...
... illtreated slaves in the East, and in nine oases ten the rescued slaves have bitter cause to regret their emancipation. Eastern slavery has little analogy with the horrible institution ao long prevalent among Anglo Saxon colonists in America and their descendants ...