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... upon a sure footing. m nt ii ?? to trust to our ability to cut off the is French armiy in Africa, at any momelnt, by an over- co rvhehlning force at sea. Were Africa once conquered a! aonld origanized by a large French force, it might exist as a separate ...
... FRANCE, SPAIN, AND AFRICA. Sir Robert Peel's sp'ech, in reply to Lord Clarendon's ear ueries respecling thearumoured invasion of Spain from tice . the frontier's of France by the Carlist and Christina con- In t spirutors. must have dlamnped the hopes ...
... arbitration, and against war, as the nd evils of war exceed, ill every respvct, those resulting frem nder individual combat. mns) Now, then, if the ends ofajustice itseif canl be better Mrs. subserved by arb tratiin than by war, and so much evil ATmTP ...
... tile custom of war. All the a diflerence betweeni them and others restlts from edu. n ?? and abit Tiue priociples of their teachers lo ere diffused thlrougli their societies, impressed on the * ritds of old arid younrg , ?? aversion to war is and violence ...
... sumbrage at conquests so expensive and remote as cl those of France in Africa. Those countries. more- over, silow that tbe, have more to lose than to gain F by entering into a war for the safety of British coin- inerce, but the case alters, if Great Britain ...
... Catire war was aapparently a small affair. Very fewv persons, and e t those interested by relationship with the colonists iig of South Africa-by trade with the colony-or by h at philanthropy and religion with its missions-gave ' ril the Caffre war any ...
... the event ot another war, would have to run the gauntlet through a swarm of wasps much worse than the old Barbary rovers. Amidst the smoke and din of battle, the dis- passionate eve can still detect that the colonization of Africa makes no progress, but ...
... that the rench Government had obtained frnrn the Emperor of Morocco the cession of the Zefarißa Islands. 011 the coast of Africa, adjoining Melilla. Those islands belonging to Spain, the Queen's Government had ordered two steamer*, with two battalions ...
... members of the Anti- I, Slavery Society are not informed of the attempted sup- a pression of the slave trade on the coast of Africa. t Although I am a member of the society, I do not agree L with the Anti-Slavery Reporter on the point. I do not admit that ...
... destroyer of slavery, England's task is not corn- I pleted with the blockade of the African coast. The war truth is, the exportation of negroes from Africa In 0 is 1 (deducting always the exceptional horrors of over- crowded cargoes strictly referable to ...
... correct it in s0me points, and contra; ind in others. A black man, named William Pasco, who came frn' Coast of Africa, in the Barm, sloop of war, and wavs paid Ur. Chatham, a few Weeks back, was the Person in whose 'er- Belzoni died. This man was tbe comrpanion ...
... the'Treaty; fifteen days afterwards on the seas ri which wash the coasts of Europe and Africa on this n side theequator; forty-one days afterwards in the si s.eas of Africa and America, on the other side o it the equator; and three months afterwards in the ...