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... believe that Man will be look'd upon as a fincere Advocate for re- IgOUl Liberty .whobimfelf wears the Bcd.e of religious Slavery. If from thefc few Hints he cannot learn who I am.— why then, in the fecond Place and pofitively I do affire him, that I am ...
... Seamen have alfo been forbid to ferve aboard foreign Ships, under the Penalty of Confifcation of their Goods, and ten Years Slavery in the Gallics. Toulon, March 8. The four Ships of the Line that are to go out under the Command of M. dv Revell, . jwill ...
... Time il! bettowed, which is employed in the Pro- tection of himfelf and Family from the terrible Corfe- quence: of French Slavery and arbitrary Power. And when it comes to this, whether a Man (hall fper.d twen- ty Days*u-lcvi.ning the fixercile of Arms ...
... every legal Method to obtain an internal De- fence, by a we'd regulaied Militia : That tobe difarmed is a vifible Mark of Slavery : That the Difcouragcment given to the Execution ot the Laws in Being, ior the well-regulating of the Militia proceeded from ...
... abjured Exile, whom he mod-flly ililei, your h%ul and native King, and pro- miilesyou a fp**cdy Deliverance from Ruin anel Slavery by the A Alliance of his Adherents. Surely this Declaration in Favour of the Pi el, rider, will open the Eyes of every one ...
... and I would nuke you love it more and more — Let who will do it, I never will plead the Caufe of Slavery, or be filent under Opprefiion. — l hate Slavery from the very Bottom of my Soul,— . I fliould hate my- felf for fpeaking a Word in favour of fo dirty ...
... Religion obliget me to break. This is the Man you call our legal and native King, this i, the Man to deliver v, from Ruin and Slavery.â Muft a Man, a weak Man, nurfed in all the enflaving Superftitions of Rome, fave v, from Bondage ? âI, he to proteft ...
... which my «• dear tho' un ?? f,iend and Comjir.nion Mr. Read, funk un- «« d ...
... Subjects would decline accepting a Power to preferveV'° Rig.'its and Freedom, but fuch as are 101 l ?? r berty ar.d ripe for Slavery. *■• The Hillories of all Nations inform us, that no p» 0 upon Earth ever preferved their Rights and Libertie f any Length ...
... into a Company in the (aid Ke- fi'inent, commanded by Captain Edward Lascelles, and P'elei Death and Glory to ropery ami Slavery, fl i .- ! 1 inllantly be ■ u iniflieil with Money, good Cloath., and the belt Hunters that c an be bought. The Conditions ...
... into a Company in the faid Re- giment, commanded by Captain Edward La .celles, and prclei- Death and Glory to Popery and Slavery, fliall inltantly be lum-flic-l with Money, good Cloaths, and the belt Hunters that can be bought. The Conditions on which ...