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... A LITERARY LETTER TIhe Cowper Iodi!et Olotey-- A Qiresift Ammeiriesiim Critic Tlhie Slavery of Crifticiisinfiio London. August 12, 1908. I am glad to see that the house of Coleridge at Nether Stowey, concerning which I wrote in this Letter some weeks ...
... PASSIONATE VICTORIAN Margaret Armstrong's Biography of the Brilliant and Lively Actress; a Woman of Rare Versatility Who Fought Slavery By VERNON FANE TO label a period of sixty years with one epithet and to have one general opinion of the people who lived during ...
... making a Scotsman the denouncer of slavery, as anyone who looks up the Edin burgh Review of a hundred years ago may see. Here is David Scott, shipped to Virginia after Culloden, sold on to a planta tion, escaping from slavery to become a slave-trader, enslaved ...
... whose fortunes' form the main part of the tale. Eli is a mighty smuggler, Ortho a horse- dealer, who is ultimately sold into slavery in Morocco. Ortho 's Moorish bride is as fierce a piece of femininity as recent fiction has pro duced and for serio-comic ...
... allowed to affirm itself, to raise its head, to be independent, happy, and free nevertheless, in spite of struggles and slavery, it was not a people destined to disappear. It overcame every hardship, stood every misery, endured every subjugation, could ...
... caught the Abolitionist fire, and its heroine, a young girl, the daughter of a Southern rector, brought up to believe that slavery is an institution designed by God. Adventures follow one another closely, and leave never a dull page until the two come together ...
... its rolling back waters and held back by those who dream of future kingdoms of greed built on black and brown and yellow slavery. He pleads for a new independent African World State-- a Black Africa for the Africans, guided by organised civilisation ...
... nom-de-guerre), she very widely, at the second opportunity, burnt her boats or rather, her manuscript in favour of domestic slavery as a Rector's wife. Thus both these young heroines (Hope, of The Opening Doer, and Miss King), though the first was a wise ...
... its rolling back waters and held back by those who dream of future kingdoms of greed built on black and brown and yellow slavery. He pleads for a new independent African World State-- a Black Africa for the Africans, guided by organised civilisation ...
... discuss some economic question, to suggest that the quarrel between North and South was as much over the tariff as over the slavery question, to touch upon currency questions or the trustification of American industry. But these are mere incidents breaking ...
... Brother, and the language of the people is Newspeak. There are some telling slogans to be seen War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength, are speci mens, and love is known as sexcrime, It is all nightmarish but hideously logical. Let ...
... Parliament unblushingly bought the votes of their constituents, and sold their own as unblushingly to the ministry. The social slavery of the labourers, kept alive, and only alive, by pauper and pauperising parish grants, was pitiless and piteous and more piteous ...