 | 1824 - 844 strani
...which, though unsuccessful at present, will keep something alive against other times. To temporise is certain, absolutely certain, confirmation of the evil...or ever can, recover from slavery by such methods." The first distinct overture for a formal coalition of what were then called the New and Old Opposition,... | |
 | 1824 - 878 strani
...which, though unsuccessful at present, will keep something alive against other time?. To temporise is certain, absolutely certain, confirmation of the evil...or ever can, recover from slavery by such methods." It has been invidiously said, that Mr Fox, after his return from Paris, was unwillingly dragged from... | |
 | William Lloyd Garrison - 1832 - 250 strani
...these accounts, necessarily exposed and subject to the curse of Almighty God. It is, says Rowland Hill, made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty and murder can invent. Wilberforce says, it is the full measure of pure, unmixed, unsophisticated wickedness ; and scorning... | |
 | William Lloyd Garrison - 1832 - 278 strani
...these accounts, necessarily exposed and subject to the curse of Almighty God. It is, says Rowland Hill, made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty and murder can invent. Wilberforce says, it is the full measure of pure, unmixed, unsophisticated wickedness ; and scorning... | |
 | 1838 - 188 strani
...therefore more detestable than the robber and assassin combined."—Thomas Day, Esq., 1780. "Slavery is made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty, and murder can invent; and men-stealers are the very worst of thieves."— Rowland Hill, 1730. "Slavery is injustice which... | |
 | Julius Rubens Ames - 1839 - 160 strani
...slavery. You must annihilate it,—annihilate it now, and annihilate it for ever. ROWLAND HILL. Slavery is made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty, and murder can invent; and men-stealers are the very worst of thieves. The most knavish tricks are practised by these dealers... | |
 | Charles Sumner - 1846 - 88 strani
...statesman in English history, Mr. Fox. Here are his words : To humor the present disposition,and temporise, is a certain, absolutely certain confirmation of the...or ever can recover from slavery by such methods. Pardon me if I express a regret, profound and heartfelt, that the pretensions of slavery, whether in... | |
 | Charles Elliott - 1850 - 378 strani
...has kicked against God, such another example of vengeance of this kind!" ROWLAND HILL.—"Slavery is made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty, and murder can invent; and menstealers are the very worst of thieves. The most knavish tricks are practiced by these dealers... | |
 | Charles Elliott - 1850 - 392 strani
...has kicked against God, such another example of vengeance of this kind!" Rowland Hill.—"Slavery is made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty, and murder can invent; and menstealers are the very worst of thieves. The most knavish tricks are practiced by these dealers... | |
 | Charles Elliott - 1851 - 392 strani
...has kicked against God, such another example of vengeance of this kind!" Rowland Hill.—"Slavery is made up of every crime that treachery, cruelty, and murder can invent; and menstealers are the very worst of thieves. The most knavish tricks are practiced by these dealers... | |
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To humor the present disposition and temporize, is a certain, absolutely certain confirmation of the evil. No nation ever did, or ever can, recover from slavery by such methods." — CHARLES JAMES Fox, 1804. " Slavery is a system made up of every crime... 
