...States : " Many of them liavc died of grief, and the others linger out a life less tolerable than deaih. Alas ! remorse seizes my whole soul, when I reflect, that this is indeed but a copy of the barbarity which my eyes have seen in my own native country. * * * Indeed, truth and justice demand...

...slaves, of whom General Eaton thus makes mention :] " Many have died of grief, and the others linger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas — remorse...eyes have seen in my own native country. And yet we bqast of liberty and national justice. How frequently in the southern states of my own country, have...

...Sardinians who had been enslaved by the Tunisians: " Many have died of grief, and the others linger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas ! remorse...indeed but a copy of the very barbarity which my eyes hare seen in my own native country. How frequently, in the southern states of my own country, have...

...Sardinians who had been enslaved by the Tunisians : " Many have died of grief, and the others lin. ger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas! remorse...which my eyes have seen in my own native country. How frequently, in the southern states of my own country, have I seen weeping mothers leading the guiltless...

...slaves, of whom General Laton thus makes mention:] "Many have died of grief, and the others linger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas — remorse...frequently in the southern states of my own country, nave I seen weeping mothers leading the guiltless infant to the sales with as deep anguish as if they...

...less tolerable than death. Alas ! remorse seizes my whole soul, when I reflect that this is, indeed, a copy of the very barbarity which my eyes have seen...boast of liberty and national justice. How frequently have I seen in the Southern States of our own country weeping mothers leading guiltless infants to...

...than to Barbary. " Many of the Christian slaves," he says, " have died of grief, and the others linger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas ! remorse...my whole soul, when I reflect that this is. indeed, a copy of the very barbarity which my eyes have seen in my own native country. And yet we boast of...

...slaves, of whom General Eaton thus makes mention :] " Alauy have died of grief, .and the others linger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas — remorse...and national justice. How frequently in the southern stutes of my own country, have I seen weeping mothers leading the guiltless infant to the sales with...

...slaves, of whom General William Eaton thus makes mention : " Many have died of grief, and others linger out a life less tolerable than death. Alas ! remorse...which my eyes have seen in my own native country." " Dissipation, as well as power," wrote the immortal John Eandolph, " hardens the heart ; but avarice...

...General William Eaton thus makes mention : " Many have died of grief, and others linger out a life lesi tolerable than death. Alas! remorse seizes my whole...which my eyes have seen in my own native "country." "Dissipation, as well as power," wrote the immortal John Randolph, " hardens the heart ; but avarice...