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... from the purcll refpeef for them, and the lincerell philanthropy towards fellow-creatures. fe*.. , S-. A FRIEND to MUSIC. .SLAVERY, The fcUfl'-w'nij' is Princ-p'es Moral a fhl Political PhUojophy y ami ive it ivill prove acceptable to our Readers* T define ...
... robbe-, and the highwayman, who may with more bonefiy plead the fame neceflity. if the advocates for our prefent mode of Slavery will onlv have a little patience, thev may find Inch lecne of opprcffion laid open before the houie of Commons will convince ...
... has mock’d the fttalth of rune And caftlc fair, that, llript- towers, f'omc broad ft cep- in glory lowers Vet brought lie Slavery fr a clime j Each eve, the curfew's not liver* (That now but fooil.es the muling poet’s car) the new tvranjs c Warn’d :o ...
... fellow criminals. , This being the fecnlar anmverfarv of King Witil.im the Third, who refeued thefc nations from Popery and Slavery, and placed the conftitution he enviable bafts' on which it now ftands; it was inferred here with grateful demonftrations ...
... with bomkige worfe than death ! Tell them, they vainly grace, with feline joy, The day that freed them from OppreHion’s rod, Slavery’s m;.rt who barter and who buy The imago of their God. K«t peace ! —their confcience feels the wrong ; From Britain’s congregated ...
... She field, by certain anonsmous Scribbler, calling himfelf, Miftakt, A Vo- tary Freedom, when be undoubtedly means, that of Slavery, IT is only thought necefiary, juft to endeavour to overturn the Principles whereon this Champion of the has built his imaginary ...
... Frbruarj 17. >7 Sit> THINKING myftlf called upon an individual by youi* tntcrcdmg to the public, concerning the picfent (late of Slavery in the Weft Indies, I beg leave to communicate to you two inflances tending to prole, that if negro (laves be treated with ...
... the SULLENS. Hints about Honeft Fellows, Generous Fellows, and Devilifh Clever Fellows. End of the Firft Part, LIBERTY and SLAVERY, From STERNE, To be read by Mr. Betterton. An ALLEMANDE, By Mafter and Mils BE a I'ERTON. After which will be prefentrd Come ...
... s, apply Mr. Rimington. Attorney, in Norfolk-llrect, Shetheld. ALL undaunted Vorkfltire Heroes, whole Spiiits are aliove Slavery, and Hearts beat higli it the Sound of a Hur • now glorious Opportunity diftiuguilhing theinielvci m Defence their Kino and ...
... transactions in the Wars, under Admiral Boscawen, from 1757 to the Peace in December, 1762 - of his being immediately sent into Slavery in the West Indies??Of the Treatment, and the cruel Scenes of punishing the Negroes??The Manner of obtaining his Freedom? ...
... “clear ttiis land from the oTiilt blood ; nor luffer hillory to record that the parliament CJreat-Britain was the advocate slavery, at the time when the virtue ot the people , demanded itsannihilation.” ,-\ fpirittd petition from Rotherham, the above | ...
... forth it moil h.-n,; V ., ■, doing, cl-ar this Laud from the C, . i Hiftory to record that tlie Parli iiaent f , Advocate Slavery, at the Time when t.’ People led its Annihilation. That the Thanks this Meeting g • herforte, Inquire, who moved foi Trade ...