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... free andequal man andwoman greet Domestic peace; and ere this power can make In human beartsits calm and holy seat, This slavery must be broken.-SaE LrEY. Tie WVomen of Freedom, the Woman of Truth- ?? ur'rah ! for their beauty, hurrah for their youth ...

... borrows the necessary funds from hsacker (Mr. Burton), a Jew wiho, imitating the humane disposition of Shylock, makes perpetual slavery the condition of the bond. Zela seeks the des- troyer of her immortality in the guise of ashepherdess, and, his generosity ...

... in the girl's own desire to help her parents, humanity should dictate that one so deformed should not be condemned to the slavery of fourteen hours a day in the mill: such cases demand public notoriety and investigation. The strapping by the overlooler ...

... birth; and he who will not Feel for thee and thine, may shame and . Dark dishonour seize his recreant heart, And everlasting slavery be his doom.i COLLINS. Collins !-the matchless pleader of the poor Man's cause-friend of the widow and the Fatherless-whose ...

... In its loveliness more than this struggle is worth, For dear to each heart is its evergreen sod, Where the footsteps of slavery never have trod. And yet the proud foemen again are prepar'd To attempt what ambition so often has dar'd- Ignobly to bind ...

... When Freedom with her banner bright unfurl'd, Shall march from England's shores around the world, And the dark chain of slavery shadl burst, And every crime in courts and conclaves nurs'd, Shall hide its head, and Liberty alone Shall hail earth's countless ...

... Oral lessons suited to the capacity and station of the poor, thus, on the ruins of feudal physical slavery, to erect that hell of despotism, the slavery of the Mind. This gentleman concludes by advising, amongst other amusements, bull-baiting, dog-fighting ...

... exercised, that the mass of mankind remain, even afte centuries of good examiple, in a state of comparative barbarian and slavery. As I have-elsewhere observed, Man makes oa mars his own happiness; the good created for his bliss, lie to( often perverts ...

... on the subject he has selected for delineation. The main interest of a work that treats of those gigantic repositories of slavery and distress-the Factories, must necessarily be of a serious nature,; we are pleased, however, to find that, in the in- stance ...