English Hypocrisy and Slavery in India Excerpted
An English work excerpt discusses the supposed justifications for slavery in British India. It cites Merkenzie's Gazette and Alexander's East India and Colonial Magazine, describing slaves as of three kinds agricultural and domestic, with numbers cited for Malabar and Tamil regions, noting squalid conditions, small stature, and nourishment neglect. It contrasts these enslaved workers with West Indian slaves, arguing their misery and subservience under masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sistes
Dair
Fiset Indies
British India
Malabar
Tulia
Hamilton
West India
Horrors of transportation used in defense at Liverpool assizes
Aman, tried at Liverpool assizes, was convicted of returning from transportation before term end. He described brutal penal colony discipline and a sensational escape tale involving cannibals, shipboard hiding, and a faithful companion killed by savages. He sought a milder sentence but received life transportation with no mercy from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Liverpool Assizes
Justice Coleridge
Shiva
Swan
Renoveting Mixture 2 roe THE CUNE of Raremersm
An early medicine ad touts a universal skin disease cure labeled Renoveting Mixture 2. It claims to repair broken constitutions from humoral impurities, promises speedy, permanent relief without diet or exposure limits, and notes Mercury and other remedies failing previously. Directions advise 1 to 2 teaspoons before meals twice daily, adjust for strength and age, and reduce dose if laxative effects occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evan
Ives
Doctor Bangs Renovating Mixture Praise Ad Texts 1840
Fragments report testimonials from Stanbridge and Swanton about a medical variant called Dr Bangs Renovating Mixture. Patrons claim long illness relief after four weeks of use with instructions on dosage and preparation, noting health improvements and ongoing satisfaction in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othare
Proof positive of Dr Evan's Soothing Syrup efficacy
A nineteenth century testimonial tale praising Dr Evan's Soothing Syrup for teething pain in infants. It recounts convulsions, relief after gum applications, and a public endorsement from a parent. It notes addresses and cautions about counterfeits at 100 Chatham Street and emphasizes the remedy's dramatic but non-graphic impact on distress and fever-related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Evans
Wim Bottie
Ayruyt
Dr. Evan
Evan
Guy
Jonyson
N.Y
de. W. Evans
McPherson
No. S. Madison St
Dr. Evans
Chitham Street
N. Y
Chatham Street
Josiua Roberts
Joseph Hart
Hart
Alehiy
Francis Caldwell
Henry White
Hikes Evans
New-York
New Yot
L. Perry
Swanton
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Brougham
Jong Ahence
House of Lords
Francis Christian
Highgate
John E. Bangs
Stentridge L. C
Swanton, Wi
FTV
Aitridge
L. ©. Moore
North Troy
Vic
Swanton Falls
Daigerens
Werner
Goode
Baron von Hutche
Evan Iver
DR. Hunt
Evans
Cuataam Stower
New York
Savra Sevesta Sr
Bostox
Mass
James Russell
St. Albans
Jeremiah Potter
Burlington
Wm. H. Safish
Keeseville
Geo
W. Webster
Plattsburgh
Walton & Son
Montpelier
J. E. Roberts
Vergennes
D. W. Brewster
Middlebury
A. Anderson
Whitehall
Warren & Brace
Orwego
W. Colwell
Rochester
E. M. Lut
Chattiamareet
Newark
Munty Botanic Pitts
Hust
Hunt
Uje
P.M. McCormick
N. Jo
Wm. Tucker
Dre Hunts
William Tucker
Joshua Roberts
Wien
Caldwet
Menits Keane
Francis CaLowey
Edward Ravsel
Huni
Mr. Mussel
COPIA
Chatham See
York
Swanton, Vt
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