... SLAVERY. AT the close of the Middle Ages slavery, under the power of moral forces, had mainly disappeared from Europe ; but two momentous events occurred which overbore the moral power working in European society, and let loose a swarm of curses upon ...

... FREEDOM V. SLAVERY. weßknown judge in Obio was noted for hit defence of slavery, upon the ground that the slaves knew what was best for themselves, and should be allowed to remain in the condition which ad. mittedly brought them a degree of happiness ...

... THE FIRST PROTEST AGAINST SLAVERY. Among the wits of the Restoration there was woman, Miss Aphra Beho, who put woman's heart into at least one of her works, although she wrote plays that had to please the profligate, who were then the chief patrons of ...

... architectural piles of that ancient city of slavery; go from place to place, and from hotels to pnaons and public buildings, and apply the torch till London would be a blaze of light—a monument of flame to Ind' slavery. Americans would do it ; they would respond ...

... Labour was. as she always had been, the supporter of the many against the feudal, whether that feudality be represented by slavery, territorial right, or modem capital. It believed here that Mr bl . Glyno has now lost all influence over the Catholics of ...

... took place in the Evangelistic Institute, when Mr Andw. W. Bell, C.E., of Livingstonia, Africa, gave' an address on African slavery. The proceedings were alike instructive and pleasant. In the course of his address, Mr Bell told the story of the rescue of ...

... With kindling drops of loving kindness And knowledge pour F rom shore to shore, Light on the eyes of mental blindness. All slavery, warfare, lies, and wrongs, All vice and crime might die together, And wine and corn To each roan born Be free warmth in sunny ...

... to keep within the bounds of moderation in their conduct during the strike. They were, said, rising from position abject slavery, but— Freedom’s battle, once begun, Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son, Tho’ baffled oft, was ever won.” This was greeted ...

... objected to by the free States, and then commenced that struggle which culminated in four years of bloodshed, and the end of slavery on the North American; Continent. If the Southerners had known about manures—or, rather, chosen apply their knowledge as they ...

... Combination is preparing each side for the struggle, and if • trial of strength takes place the weak is sure to come to the wall. Slavery was preached against from the pulpit, and was taken up by the Government's, and ultimately overthrown by the united will of ...

... SLATKRY.—On Friday evening last the Lewis' Party gave a performance of their Cruel Slavery in the People's Hall. The ge n e ral public, whether with a feeling that cruel slavery was had enough in practice, without going to see it set forth a means of recreation ...

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