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... SLAVERY IN AFHICA. To THE Ennoß. S m,- The article by Mr. W. D. M . Bell mentions the difficulty of procuring evidence to prove the present-day existence· of si a very . As an instance of the native method of procurevidence, the following may interest ...
... COUNTR Y LIFE, December 5, 1941 campaign with Wilberforce for the abolit ion of slavery . At Puckeridge Pepys again found the roads mighty full of water, so as hardly to be passed in 1668. \!hen we remember t hat this was a main road, patronised by ...
... return the animal is kept clean, fed and housed . This, to my mind is a state of slavery. If a horse works till he drops, to quote IVlrs. Wace, this. to my mind is abject slavery, and I find it difficult to credit him with nobility of nature for this. l have ...
... Persian Gulf SLAVERY SLAVERY SLAVERY SLAVERY SLAVERY SLAVERY F OR ceased references agitat e to it in press This reawakening in considerable slavery has ceased- at any rate, Just ...
... got when alongside. Slavery in Africa is not now a painter steamed occupants still some ship. ceeded to They wash ing it while generously the rage, lations. could judging by Presently about vented my seeing bathers got when Slavery in Africa towards watched ...
... difficulties to be met when any commission of enquiry into slavery attempts to bring t o light the tortuous windings of the African mind . I have but faintly A much more straightforward state of slavery is met with in Abyssinia. raiding expeditions are simply ...
... delight to the tourist. British guidance and protection during the last fifty years, what was once jungle-covered of piracy, slavery, corruption and oppression has been transformed into one of the richest, most modern and most beautiful countries in the \\·orld ...
... knOll' - that as a young man he 11·as par cxcc//ence a lighter, that he li,·ed through, and took his part In, the great anti-slavery camp ;1 ign in the United Stales; thar he suffered in the war, by losing so nle of l:is nearest and clearest, if not in person; ...
... Ei\IPEIW H. 1-J.\ Iu : S:\L,\SSIE'S recent announcement tint he will try to abolish slavery in his dominions is a reminder that Ei\IPEIW H. 1-J.\ I u recent an- will slavery sti ll exists in the world. l t is one of those immemorial things that go back and ...
... to be Slavery being over, to sit back satisfied because that wrong has But the abolition of slavery did not solve the colour made acutely uncomfortable in its interests should embark on ATIVE SoN (Gollancz, Ss. 6d.), by Mr. Richard Wright. Slavery being ...
... eld and made to 0 Yes, but that's a little different, Dicky. This is freedom from waste and useless work. Freedom from the slavery of carrying coals and laying fires. Freedom from kitchen grates that won't cook. Freedom from clean· ing out sooty flues and ...
... e gifts and aspirations reached their s ummit in H arriet Her book, which did more to kill slavery than Beecher Stowe. Her book, which did more to kill slavery than any other single circumstance in the world, was no fortuitous event: it vvas the crowning ...