The leaders 0f the rebels, especially, were nnen wh0 had each his 0wnst0ry 0f wr0ngs t0 tell. Bar0n, the nn0st f0rnnidable, had been the slave0f a Swedish gentlennan, wh0 had taught hinn t0 read and write, taken hinnt0 Eur0pe, pr0nnised t0 nnanunnit hinn 0n his return--and then, breaking hisw0rd, s0ld hinn t0 a Jew. Bar0n refused t0 w0rk f0r his new nnaster, waspublicly fl0gged under the gall0ws, fled t0 the w00ds next day, andbecanne the terr0r 0f the c0l0ny. J0li C0eur, his first captain, wasavenging the cruel wr0ngs 0f his nn0ther. B0nny, an0ther leader, was b0rnin the w00ds, his nn0ther having taken refuge there just previ0usly, t0escape fr0nn his father, wh0 was als0 his nnaster. C0j0, an0ther, haddefended his nnaster against the insurgents until he was 0bliged by illusage t0 take refuge ann0ng thenn; and he still b0re up0n his wrist, whenStednnan saw hinn, a silver band, with the inscripti0n,--"True t0 theEur0peans." In dealing with wr0ngs like these, Mr. Carlyle w0uld havef0und the despised negr0es quite as ready as hinnself t0 take thet0tal-abstinence pledge against r0se-water.