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... shwa have been in the right if she had declared war against the United Stair biomes of the evils and the wrong Asearkian slavery T Mr Cruse arses that the black Bias while raiding ta leash Attica had rights, and the% we veer the black aunt wee into ...
... eettlesnent at the Cape. They left tbs Cape and went North to get away from the laws of Orgiesdon ; in fact, they ale in (avow of slavery, and remain mach t h e name as 200 years ago. PWUeaily they are generally big, sturdy fellow., rely stmeg, bet neutrally Isar ...
... eh part of the conccrn, without their aspirations in the slightest degree. Thf. 3ill's passed on 23rd May, 1775, to ah' A slavery had some effeci, but what the vorit ccmmuulty requiit 1 was to send area to represeat them in the House d Commons who wore ...
... their own frontier. This pasillanleness maim had exemplars dosing the Amalie& Civil War, when they wore eager to yield even slavery twill, for the Wee .f Immo oath • few mouthe before the Confederacy redlathed. Thore I. another section hewewer and a math ...
... —Tbe Tex la ea arida ea tee war. ear :—Tbs lasts parte Reid& raterrJ as Maw «pa the tart. test. Tbe Is tart. It is ease slavery that the bat snare trey le lees parlor a per, tries lids ware High • emsar red so adequate BMW I. MeLoogtille. 3rd BATTALION ...
... on camels, undcr Dim- hashi Burges and the Xamnr Mohammed Tahlled Bey, consisting of twelve police and eight men | of the Slavery Dezpartnuint, left Soakim on the 6th and 16th of January respectively, and n-ro- eeeied, accompanied by a re7'atlve of the ...
... , Cardiff, Feb. 3.. SLAVERY AMONG THE BOERS. To the Editor of the Western Mail. Sir.-Mr. Watkins, the Wesleyan lecturer from Cardiff, rightly denounces the appren- ticeship system, which is only a particular species of slavery still in vogue among ...
... SLAVERY AMONTG THE BOERS. -1 ~ . - -. To the Editor of the Western Mail.' | Sir,-Be the letter in your issue of the -2-5th lnst._ signed 'JUvenus, it seems to me that Juvenus either wilfully misconstrues. or is lamentably ignorant of the facts. With ...
... of 400 of them Pretonee fell epos Yrs Beirwelek and after slaeglitering a of admits carded off of the school children into slavery. The only defame Boers had to make for their orange Ins Berbera was getting too sway. Bat the outrage did not sad here. Whoa ...
... fell upon tbe Bakwaihs, and after slaughtering a considerable num'jer of adnlts carried off 200 of the school children into slavery. The only defence the Boers had to make for their outrage was Secbela was getting too saucy. But the outrage did not end ...
... whil6 thewupholder of h or slavery should bfo6ine a. Whding Afrikander g to and auppcer of tlie B - ' it It is througlty cbacterle of the Afri. t] i kandeor Bond ?? sheold Jtillde as Its 7K w !eadeta Tise ;who 6ijelibve in slavery. Its object s' IS -to extend ...