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... d. So be continued Blonthly, THE SCOTS MAGAZINE for April. Containing, Weekly Ejjays, Cautions againft the Appearances of Slavery; Draught of a Corruption A&; Regard due to a good Minifter*, Common Senfe's Defence ofthe Convention; Thoughts on the Stamp ...
... Punifhment of a Prime Mhdjler. The Dutch Method of Manning Fleets. -Remarks on the Reign of Richard. l li Telle ion produftive of Slavery. Common Senp, on fom* odd People promoted. A Modern Con- vention, ©V. VII. Obfervations on the Scheme for Regiftering Wool ...
... Deduction. SDap ft 9ublftVD, (Price Three Shillings.) MEMOIRS Of an Unfortunate Young NOBLEMAN, Return'd from a Thirteen Years Slavery in America, wlicre he had been fent by the wicked Contrivances ol his Cruel Uncle. A Story founded on Truth, and addrefs'd ...
... Notes of one of tie Judges) The Second Par t of MEMOIRS of an unfortunate young Nobleman, return'd from a Thirteen Years Slavery in America, where he had been fent by the wicked Contrivances of his cruel Uncle. A Story founded on Truth, and addrefs'd ...
... to Protell.ints under a Popifn Governmeiif, L.v* tour will bnguifh. In a Word, Liberty is to live upon one's own Terms j Slavery is to l.ye at the arbitrary wil and mecr Mercy of anorlier. Under fuch a Government, 4 Subject worth 20,000). To-day, may ...
... Honptir done then by being admitted into the rrefencc of their ini- mediate Deliverer from all thofe Evils which Popery and Slavery threatened | the Picferverof all thofe Blellings to us, Which, uiidei- tiis Majelly's moft aufpicious Government, vve have ...
... hisßeitn, may put all true Englilhmen and Lovers of Liberty upon theii Guard againft tlie Tyranny of a Popifh Monarch, or the Slavery of the Remim Church ; and will alfo make a very ufelul, as well ascrnsmental Piue Furniture. The wh.le defigncd by S. Wav ...
... during hilßeltn mai put .11 true Englishmen and Lovers of Liberty upon the., Cv rd, .3 the Tyranny of a Popdh Monarch, or the Slavery of Su'S Church j and will alfo make a very u'felul, as wWcmJ en,2 P. cJ Ravi! t. W ? by ?? Walk - ancl ,n B raV « d b > S« ...
... Reijn, may put all true Englifhmen and Lovers of Liber'y upon theii Guard, againft the Tyranny of a Popish Monarch, or the Slavery of the Romilh Church • and will alfo make a very ufelul, as well as ornamental Piece Furniture. The wh.le dtfigncd by S. Wal* ...
... Reign, may put all true Englifhmen and Lovers of Liber'y upon their Guard, againft the Tyranny of a Popifh Monarch, or the Slavery of the Romilh Church ; and will alfo make a very ufeful, as well as ornamental Piece Furniture. The wh.le defigned by S, Wali ...
... .ay put all true Englifhmtm and Lovers of Liber'y upon their Gurird, a : ..i- ?? the Tyranny of a Popifh Monarch, or the Slavery of the RonniTl Church ; and will alfo make a very ufeful, as well aspmam-tal Piece Furniture. The whle defigned by S. Wali ...
... hi*Rei^n, r..ay putall true EngHlhmen and Lovers of Liber'y upon their Cuard, .i. i* t the Tyranny ofa I'opllh Monarch, or the Slavery of the I'on.ih Church ; and will alfo make a_ very ufeful, as well -isorn.rn tal ?? Furniture. The wh.le defined by S. Wal ...