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... I n ay, the re-' less and faithless activity of the people is r,--ed to an irregular and unproiltable state discontented slavery. The haughty Spaniar-' degraded to a state of mean servility and alw dependence, not even daring to assed right.: Holland ...
... several others, have written positively to Bona- parte, that they will never condescend to be made the tools of ambition or slavery, and give up the. rights of man, for which they always understood they had been shedding their blood ! ?? The Irish Committee ...
... less crime she had never , ■ • ‘' tr • con. condemned her accordingly, f death. About Ye '° r | the» nd J tfi.ee.y4art in slavery by ,!' k made fctm. prisoner. l ' had and Jearncd her uniu • 4!:,fr !„ iK. J l U , =*d appeared before herjaccusers i braiding ...
... Caine tinie. a (tare eimnot any length of time, but one' pars of the inhabitants snuff prove Depot% whilti the other 0 in Slavery. Since that period (continues the author) the' fcarcely eOls a mon o p o li z i ng farmer, and every m eant have been made ...
... innocent suffered death. About five or six days after her execution the husband arrived, having been kept 'three years in slavery by the Algetines, who had made him prisoner. He inquired after his wife; and soon learned her unjust-accusation and unfortunate ...
... innocent suffered death. - About five or six days after her execution the husband arrived, having 'been kept 'three years in slavery by. the Algetines, who had Made him prisoner. He inquired after his wife, and soon learned her unjust accusation and unfortunate ...
... regretted to observe a deficiency in dignity •nd fire, which form the grand ingredients of the African Prince reduced to slavery, dishonoured blow, and exacting vengeance for his own and his countries wrongs. The of Mr. Siddons, was distinguished fat ...
... meant to cajoie his submissive subjects, or at least to gild their fetters, by giving a semblance of liberty to what is pure slavery; but it is well known that the austere and haughty CONSUL despises modes of urbanity and conciliation, as much as he is incapable ...
... great men, who shall govern the Blacks at large, ami even continue the great mass slavery. At ih : s, however, the great mass revolt, profe ...
... work; and one quarter of the produce is allowed them for their -labour, and they are found to work much better than when in slavery. is much beloved, particu, larly by the Whites. He entirely' maintains his old Master, who now resides at Philadelphia in ...
... truly said, that she seems to be - ' --.—. ticaAe.,- from Touiair announ on. Eitiali -Wiper. 3 per Cent. 67i 68 slavery. TOUSSAINT is much beloved, particu_ much improved since she last performed in London: MODENA, JAR. I. A, s-,11 departure ...