... were toruuideu, mteruai economy '-avive bfe h»«(d upon slavery just as it Wat in the ancient world, it is assumed that the ...

... illtreated slaves in the East, and in nine oases ten the rescued slaves have bitter cause to regret their emancipation. Eastern slavery has little analogy with the horrible institution ao long prevalent among Anglo Saxon colonists in America and their descendants ...

... would be with the unity and integrity Great Britain. But the Pope, like the Irieh, has not oeaeed to protest against his slavery, and vindicate hie right independence and antomony. That expression automony fetched Gladstone conveyed idea that Ireland ...

... its defects if you it careful examination. Take, for instance, the second verse; you say— The souls that freedom woke from slavery'e s'eep will never die . the words they (tho souls) spoke ar.- yet watchwords; still we keep their hearts (the hearts of the ...

... example, here are some extracts from ft Slavery’s bastile reared its head. Beep the strong foundation lay; Lost in its tremendous shade, Nations mourned the absent day, Fii>o la, long live the people, from care and slavery, Man will surely soon be free. * • ...

... owner alar* in hi* tarn. If *oa* higher religion than Paganism he Intredmoed into Africa, area Mohammedanism for instance, slavery will become immensely mitigated, [f Christianity were win the hearts of the hundred millions of Africans, there would be still ...

... for place in the temple of justice, as gross political misuse of judicial place, and as mean, as degrading and cringing slavery oh the part of Irish judges ever Curran denounced or patriotic virtue scorned. ...

... lady of the house, make a curtsey all round, and retire ! Why, it makes one’s blood boil to see, and even think of, such slavery’ to gold! And ray only wonder is that any woman of culture can found to submit to it; and yet I know young, intelligent, educated ...

... present day has some advocates. It has often been asserted that the struggle of North against bouth was a war of opponents slavery against the slave-masters. The falseness of the assertion has often been shown; but the theory still finds supporters. They ...

... Froude is about to make another visit to foreign lands. This time it is to be the West Indies, where he intends to study slavery II exists. Dr. Stainer, the eminent English organist, has had to undergo an operation for cataract, the other eye being also ...

... more mischief in Ireland than any other man ; drove the people before him ; bis measures tended t > force them either to slavery or revolt. He bribed the House ;he bribed the Bar ; he dragooned the people. The principle on which acted was corruption, ...

... virtues that are generated and nourished by freedom amongst people who for centuries have been kept in slavery, and who would prolong that slavery for ever rather than allow it to be mended or ended by men whom they do not regard the equal in every respect ...