| 1862 - 648 páginas
...vote them sel ves, deliberately, resolutely, and unscrupulously, to the accomplishment of their ends." Should these conspirators succeed in making good their...public, have given the support of their sympathies. What is the meaning of this ? Why does the English nation, which has made itself memorable to all time... | |
| JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE - 1863 - 920 páginas
...which would in all probability lead to that re-opening of the African slave-trade, the legitimac} r and necessity of which have long been publicly asserted...public, have given the support of their sympathies. What is the meaning of this ? Why does the English nation, which has made itself memorable to all time... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1864 - 406 páginas
...while so vast an extension of the field for the employment of slaves would raise up a demand for mom, which would in all probability lead to that reopening...are at stake in the present contest between free and elaveholding America ; and such is the cause to which a majority of English writers, and of Englishmen... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1873 - 410 páginas
...devote themselves, deliberately, resolutely, and unscrupulously, to the accomplishment of their ends." Should these conspirators succeed in making good their...public, have given the support of their sympathies. What is the meaning of this ? Why does the English nation, which has made itself memorable to all time... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1873 - 408 páginas
...the African slave-trade, the legitimacy and necessity of which have long been publiely asserted I)y many organs of the South. Such are the issues to humanity...public, have given the support of their sympathies. What is the meaning of this ? Why does the English nation, which has made itself memorable to all time... | |
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