... SLAVERY. Toe sole cantrol of the right to work by the Socialist agitator would result 4n the creation of a state of slavery, every whit as bed as that which of old created by conquering despots. The isidividual working man would be literally 1 I unable ...

... SLAVERY Tho sole control of the right work the Socialist agitator would result in the creation of a state of slavery, every whit had as that which old was created conquering despots. The individual working man would be literally unable to live, save gracious ...

... British subjects in slavery. Those were not Fascist nor Italian words, they were the words of prominent people in political circles in this country. Were our youth to risk mutilation and death for the delightful people described? Slavery was something they ...

... SLAVERY. The sol© control of the right work the Socialist agitator would result iu the creation of a state of slavery, every whit as had that which of old was ereated by conquering despots. The individual working man would literally unable to live, save ...

... BEGINNING OF SLAVERY. The dull boy in the class unexpectedly distinguished himself in a recent history examination. The question ran: How sad when was slavery introduced into America, To this he replied: No woman had come over to the early Virginia ...

... SLAVERY. WOMEN•S PART IN ITS AROLTTION. •• Ways in which the League of Nationa Thought the sub Met of an given by Miss Terry at the weekly of the Margate Pioneer Society at the Fort Lodge Hotel on Tuesday. The speaker dealt mainly with the question of ...

... RUIN OR SLAVERY. Lord Lansdowne Pees ahead nothing but ruin. But what is tho alternative! alternative is slavery. Germany may lay waste the world, but she shall not conquer it and own it so long an frecdotn•loving men can still strike a blow—Daily Mail ...

... CHRISTIANITY AND SLAVERY. The Church sought to live out the brotherhood of man and to proclaim the equal value every soul the sight of God. yet the whole social fabric the ancient world was based on slavery, and was dependent on slavery for Its very existence ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. Sproson said the rate of payment for the services rendered amounted to slavery, and he was very much opposed to the scheme. The scale laid down by the Ministry was not fair pay for a Christian or anybody else. Mr. Johnson replied that the ...

... SLAVERY IN RUSSIA. The fact that a trade in liuman beings is still carried on in remote parts of Kumla is reported by the v states that at Kolynisk, in Si!slit. Russian merchants and officials buy children of the exiles, and thus obtain servants, which ...

... CHRISTIANITY AND SLAVERY, The Church sought to live out the brotherhood of man and to proclaim the equal value of every soul in the sight of God, yet the whole social fabric of the ancient world was based on slavery, and was dependent on slavery for its very ...

... Slavery. - What were farmers going to say about that Agriculture was in a distressed state and farmers complained that they could not sell their produce as a result of imported foodstuffs. Could anyone explain to him the difference it would make to ...