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... any Man be weak enough to doubt, hat to fuch a Cafe file may waft bvtr at Pkafure Wooden Shoes, and ail other Utenjfilsof Slavery, for the UR of free born EigUJhmn? This is a Confiderauon (however contemptible it may feem in the Judgment of thofe think ...
... daily leer, feme, it ■ might be laid brave Suhjeft* .in grey Jlairs, who have fi>ent that Period of chair Live# id the raoft Slavery, which*, the Meat* cut, might have been employed; to the mutual Emolument rhemfclvcs and their Country. * l Pcris, Sept. As ...
... who being accullomed live in the Wuunlai .s, have fcarce any Laws but of Nature, aiid exntemely Warlike. Their Averfion to Slavery therti fliun all Correfpondence with the lurks, aid jncl raftier to the Venetians. What the real the lurks march may have ...
... if attempted it thought thcV wifi ever agree about it araongfl them. Ba; then, to be reduced to bad P> be conquer’d, fincc Slavery, in one Styir? or other, mull follow ; andjf this Confideration it r-juU • Reformation, to Purluit'of every laudable and ...
... were at more dangerous Cribs, than at prefent; when Your future Honour or Dilhonom, Profpcrity or Advcrfity, . Freedom or Slavery, were in a more critical Su.pcnce, or hung more doubtful Scale, than this 'finve; and which the two fhall preponderate, will ...
... unite deftroy fuch fcandalous Examplts, which would expote the Weaker to the Will and Pieafure of the Stronger. Freedom or Slavery will be the certain Events of that Part, which the Guarantees of the Safety Mall take in this Crifis : For betwixt thefe two ...
... reit of the Fleet, which continues mixing oil , ecitroys one ball of their Power ; becaule in fuch a Cafe, their Fear of Slavery, their Affeftion for th eir Countr y and the De- the Coasts of Prete& Enemies can do more with half, than they can do with ...
... pre-1 - • vent the gathering Cloud. Every one declaims • J • aganift the Meafures, that tend to their Impoveriffiment and Slavery. The immenfe Sums that read un the Subjeas, and the declining Glory of the Natio, are the Cauk of guest Difcoutent. And they ...
... prevent the gathering Cloud Every one I declaims ag.unll the Meafures, that tend to ?«-■•*• •— their linpov’eruhnicnt and Slavery. Thcimmenfe Sums that arc railed the Subjcrts, and tie declining Glory the Nation, arc the Caule great Difcontent. And they ...
... their Meafures, for they are fication till they conquered, or the {haltered Condi:ion of their rivet their own Chains of Slavery ? How does I': aece oka in a--4- conduced by Officers fubjea to the like Paffions , Ships obliged them to leek for Repairs ...
... which not the Golfe; and h—g thofe who were the Caufe of your Misfortunes ; and who bid fair to ruin and to bring you into Slavery. Behold, ye for Strife and Debate then, and Invite with the Fift Wickeiburt. Hyatt ran ye expel' that the Lord will and be ...
... 1 lav, wh : ch was not the Cauje and h g who rcere tre Caufe of your Misfortunes; and bid fair ruin and t» bring you into Slavery. Behold, fad for Strife and Debate then, and fmite the Fifl of IViekednefs. How can ve expeel that the Lord ml! anjtoer, and ...