... Because I always took standing arniics to be onlv servants hired by the master of the family to keep his own children in slavery and'because I conceived that a Prince who could notthinknimself secure without mercenary troops, must needs have a separate ...

... were sunk among the rocks; and the men who escaped the waves fell into the hands of the enemy, by whom have teen put into slavery AMERICA, 6tc. New-York papers to the of Oct. confirm the account that the President has declined to receive the new Spanish ...

... neighbours; but we fear something the character of the times.—The dazzling meteor of a regenerated people bursting the fetters of slavery, and asserting their dormant rights with a force unexampled and irresistible, has vanished, and a despotism equally severe ...

... d themselves with' elevating hini'to the office of Philip -the.ird, an odious and sanguinary' tyrant, 1567, reduce them slavery; ami sent the disciplinedaipnies of Spain, under the Duke of A !vn, exterminate them; they rose as one man. The sieves Levden ...

... singular arrangements the establishments ot the natives, their property, the furniture of their houses, and rhe system of slavery which exists throughout the interior Africa.— 1 hey are now proceeding the town of Mosambique, where it is intended to send ...

... are ready at his nod to start from their scabbards, has found it expedient to issue decree as to the liberty, or rather the slavery of the Press; thus proving his fear of this powerful instrument in the direction of public opinion: and, while boasting of ...

... unsupported by any overawing influence; that,,he-will not degrade himself-or his Electors, by spending money to ensure their slavery, and his own subsequent venality; if they •willtfp4heir.inflecting man, without injuring him by a rtiinous expense, Will do ...

... Englishman, it is enough know Thou siar.dest Oid Sarum. But if chance Twasthy misfortune in some other land, Inlit-ri:i»r slavery, to be born, Read, and he envious!— Dost thou see von Hut? Its oid. mud, mossy walls with many a patch Spotted? Know, Foreigner ...

... manner in which the French trodps were received at Amsterdam, private letters state, that this proof of their humiliation and slavery was beheld with great and general indignation. As a small consolation for their extinction as a nation, they hope the country ...

... comprehended the whole' nation one iron chain ol servitude; and by flattering the vanitv the people, reconciled them to their slavery. Greece, conquered by her plialanv. her legions. The success of the French may be imputed to their Conscription. We shall ...

... existence everything h, an independent people, is tble arm dear 'o us, and laying the basis inii k permanent bondage and slavery of posterity sinking in the gulph ot perdition our best ano most characteristic blessings Free-born Lritons ! nave the be ...

... everything which, as independent people, is valuable and dear us, and is laying the basis of effecting the permanent bondage, and slavery of posterity and of sinking in the guiph of perdition our best and most characteristic blessings as Free-born Britons ! have ...