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... retained, and the antislavery policy of the company continued. (It may lie mentioned that the abolition of the legal status of slavery was decreed by Sir George Goldie in 18!)7 after the campaign.) The Customs restrictions formerly prevailing between Lagos ...
... and the development of the Niger territories would have progressed more rapidly. Legal Statis of Slavery. The abolition of the legal status of slavery pro- claimed by the company after the Niger-Soudan campaign had far-reaching consequences, and this ...
... plates among the great Powers of the world (the former having first equipped herself for the purpose by abolishing negro slavery) ; while England has attainedchiefly by peaceful development—an Imperial height of wealth and influence such as none of the ...
... authorities will cdtinuc the.alcophol prohibidioii zone iailintained by tlie,coloiy, asaiso thc fbohitioi of the lekgal status of slavery decreed by Sir Ge6rge Goldie in Marhci; 1897; after the Bida-Georian campaign. Thl Niger Collpay. ceases to exist as a governinog ...
... HAMMOND CYCLES AIM TEI 111:11T SerfOlri &,7,5 10s. (Cushion Tyres); defES5. (plevonatic Tyres) forth for the suppression of slavery, and the sacrifices which she has made to that end, we are constrained to feel that the Bishop might hare put the ease much ...
... severe. The army was thrown into the dust. Frederick's glory faded. His babners were broken. During seven years' of hard slavery God taught us to recover ourseives under the pressure of an overbcaring congueror. Our nation cstablushed general military ...
... the horrors of war could conjure up. Egypt, 1882, Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin, 1885, mark England's triumphant march against slavery and oppression right into the heart of the Dark Continent. The blood of those brave men who fought at Belmont, who stood ...
... compromise offered in the case of the second. But the Abolitionists would accept nothing less than the total abolition of slavery, nor the League anything legs than free trade. The Temperance party of to-day will take up an equally strong position. ...
... outburst was not Slavery. Nevertheless Slavery was the real, fundamental and unalterable issue. And in due time Lincoln emancipated millions of Africans. as in due time Queen Victoria, please God, will emancipate millions of Africans from a Slavery more terrible ...
... this gentleman, with all his experience of seafaring men, actually thinks that not only could men bo found to endure such slavery as this, but that it would lure men back to the morebant service again from the comfortable berths they have found ashore ...
... interest of England—endeavour to realise what Would be the effect of substituting a power which is saturated with the spirit of slavery and inequality of races a power which, whatever may have been its short'comings. is identified with freedom and equal justice ...
... finally, they simmered down enough fur her to be hearrd. 'Gerrie, says she, an', say—boys, we have Crown aff the shackles at slavery, an' emerrged into the glorious moonlight ay liberty. Tb' tyrants an' th' opprisors is where they ought t' hey bin long ago ...