 | Thomas Moore - 1843 - 558 páginas
...for their enormous crime, to be doomed themselves to wear the yoke of servitude-! "Acting upon the spirit of these humane and Christian views, the synod...found in some very ancient canons of our Church.^ Wherever the practice, indeed, of piracy, whether in ancient or modern times, has prevailed, there... | |
 | Julius Rubens Ames, Benjamin Lundy - 1843 - 598 páginas
...them, by delivering them into like bondage themselves. And acting upon the spirit of these huiv.ane and christian views, the synod unanimously decreed...slavery should be restored to their former freedom." — T. Meore's History of Ireland, vol. 2. (This general act of emaneipation of slaves, it is worthy... | |
 | JOHN CASSELL - 1851 - 446 páginas
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 | Bernard BIRD - 1853 - 108 páginas
...Christianity or civilization. The synod, however, by way of penitence, and, to avert the divine anger, unanimously decreed and ordered that all the English...slavery, should be restored to their former freedom. Does not this noble act of the clergy of Ireland show that they were then opposed to slavery ? For... | |
 | HODGES SMITH - 1857 - 778 páginas
...upon them in the Anglo Normans, a synod held at Armagh in 1169 decreed that all the English thoughout the island, who were in a state of slavery, should be restored to their former freedom: for, says the English historian, the people of England, " while yet their kingdom was in a state of... | |
 | HODGES SMITH - 1857 - 778 páginas
...upon them in the Anglo Normans, a synod held at Armagh in 1169 decreed that all the English thoughout the island, who were in a state of slavery, should be restored to their former freedom : for, says the English historian, the people of England, " while yet their kingdom was in a state... | |
 | Daniel De Vinné - 1870 - 250 páginas
...slaves of the English, whom they had purchased, as well from merchants as from pirates." The synod then unanimously decreed and ordered "that all the English...slavery should be restored to their former freedom." i i Anglorum namque populos adhunc integro eorum regno communi gentis vitio, libros suos venales exponere,... | |
 | Daniel De Vinné - 1870 - 252 páginas
...slaves of the English, whom they had purchased, as well from merchants as from pirates." The synod then unanimously decreed and ordered "that all the English...state of slavery should be restored to their former freedom."1 1 Anglorum namque populos adhunc integro eorum regno communi gentis vitio, libros suos venales... | |
 | 1969 - 402 páginas
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Christian views, the synod unanimously decreed and ordered that all the English throughout the island, who were in a state of slavery, should be restored to their former freedom. 