... SLAVERY. AT the close of the Middle Ages slavery, under the power of moral forces, had mainly disappeared from Europe ; but two momentous events occurred which overbore the moral power working in European society, and let loose a swarm of curses upon ...

... hence the loose state of society existing at present so productive. The British Government tried. and have nearly abolished slavery ; but in Mr Ligertwood opinion, the slaves were better off than the poor people of this country. The slave, 'tie true, was ...

... willnot concede to others. We desire that our Roman Catholic friends shall worship God as they please, and while we deplore the slavery in which they are bound to their Church, we do not desire to place any legal disabilities in their way. It is contrary to ...

... emancipation to the man, so we have often very marked cases of men notorious for walking in sin being freed from its terrible slavery. He illustrated this by a striking case of one who broke both the laws of man as well as God ; yet very quickly looked to ...

... emancipation to the man, so we have often very marked cases of men notorious for walking in sin being freed from its terrible slavery. He illustrated this by a striking case of one who broke both the laws of man as well as God ; yet very quickly looked to ...

... they had manfully suffered their defeat, and manfully pledged themselves to do all in their power to shake the chains of slavery from them by the sth October. (Loud cheers.) Mr Logan counselled all the districts in the branch to support the men of Glasgow ...

... March. Messrs Cassell & Company are the publishers. MISSES LONGMANS have in the press a book Galled Cardinal Lavigerie and Slavery in Central Africa, which has been written under the sanction of the Cardinal himself, and will contain the latest details ...

... clergy themselves. He told the miners who were unable to maintain their families—that they were sending out their daughters to slavery to etag living for the family. They were away to any kind of place—away from the watchful eye of their parents. Their boys ...

... slave trade, and assuring him of his earnest desire that everything possible should be done to put an end to the horrors of slavery. LORD WomeLev donned the mantle of the prophet on Friday night, and foretold a war of extinction which is shortly to rage ...

... ADVERTISER And bodily', went on the lair Confederate, s to think that the Northerners hate slavery. How do they treat Odle hare been freed, up in their large oldie ? Why, they hustle them ea she side Lwalks tete the oMMe of the skid, load they weal' ...

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... China was sealed against the Irina Africa had a few missionaries at the Cape, but th e whole land was groaning under horrible slavery. Not a single missionary had uttered the words of life in New Zealand. Australis, or the islands of the Southern Seat Except ...