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... coiiiuiillp _. _itsive . • _Heiiceithasilcen inferred that _Providenre _has _dooiniiiline _people of . not cliiiitilai ( o _slavery ; but . l he _natural inlerencB ' t _^ oe _. arawii i ' roin _tilis ' _pbiifliori is _just the reverse , for the _' greater ...
... of power , their liberties are _in extreme danger . Sleep in a State , '' says _MONTESQUIEU , is always followed by slavery . , ; And those who are weak enougli to permit theil ? freedom to be trenched upon under the stale , pretence _of-rendering ...
... forefathers from prerogative in vain _; and _with _^ _all our _; light and _knowledge _,, we _are _ripe for _the _degradation of _slavery _, —Mwn . _^ C / _iron .. •• ' •• •• _. The Snnnish'Paners . as'we _exDected- _' _r'xnIiim _. niy . _iu n • _nrni > _t _iifcl ...
... coloriie 8 , ; and _^ _. lio'cp ; _. tip _^ _flee t _^^ o ' _- _^ a _. vc _^ a . fcw _^ _iousaJids , _l _ ...
... _' ulWaya'Ioynl A _. ' rmies _' oT the free Portu _^ ucte nation . ' 6 , _' 'I'lle • _Portuguese who prercr 'd ' eath w _slavery 1 . _M ; r _ ...
... have _seen the soil of France polluted by the _steps of foreigners , \ vbose arms have twice imposed upon us _sliame and _slavery ; _Lot . being _then too young , I could _not _enjoys _the _gloriotis _' right _of'djing by _the hands of _the _enemy _. — ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA _You _may manumit _a slave , but you cannot make him a white man . He still remains a Negro or a _Mulatto . The mark and the recollection of _his _former _state still _adhere to him ; _the _feelings produced by _that _condition in _' ...
... Above its _Convents wave , I leligion ; fires tl ) e , . co ! d . es _!; _eye _,. ; : • : ; i . i : , 1 :, ' ;; The night of Slavery has gone by , / And God _is-with _the brave . Ganages . ( an ) e . _theiW , _irrior ' sarm , •• . . _Beside W _' _Xisw _Isles ...
... _grievances lay _-in- her subjection to Spain .. ' ,. Her . industry • wris cramped ; her people _kept in ignorance and _. . slavery ; . her religion was converted into a system of _pious-frauds ; and her _laws . _into engines' of _extortion , ' in order ...
... instance of u more generous spirit , or a _more _devoted _zeal . _The Franks cannot now say that the _Greeks submit quietly to _slavery , anil call on others to fi ght their _battles . . _Tlicy _have _sill _the title to sympathy nnd _support wliich a good cause ...
... suiltwc-ot 'comH riched the mosl precious gifis beneficent Providence inhabited hymen who have preferred death inr ignominious slavery snrictilied Uie'm artyrdom its Wise nien and 'honouredwith the blood its heroep Such the country Columbians you have gain- ...
... _liberty rising from her _ashes , in _that spot of the _Old World where _she had her birth . The resurrection of Greece from _slavery nnd barbarism , is an _event , the _full importunce of which is hid from our _eyes by _the wondrous _revolutions we have witnessed ...