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... Therefore, it is no wonder that to-day we see the natives ra _ outh Africa anxious to make war on the Boers. I believe that slavery is the greatest Pin known on earth, as the one most productive of suffering, and, therefore, the sum of all sins. I appeal ...
... or he gets astray, you must either (a) muzzle and collar him, or (b) lead him in a leash and collar him. Is this State of slavery for dog and man— which, moreover, makes the police our enemies instead of our friends— to be borne or not ? That is the ...
... Englishman had the faintest excuse or toleration for the oriioc.s institution of slavery, but it was a calumny to charge the Boers with any real dt-sirc to restore or maintain slavery. They had it on the authority of a Scotch historian that the Boers bad noi ...
... of men mounted on camels under El Birnbashi Burges and the Mamur Mohammed Ahmed Bey, consisting of twc!vo Police and eight Slavery Department, left Suakim on Sth and Kith January respectively, and proceeded in a south-westerly direction, guided by a relative ...
... |j ?? s h H apparent from the siiecches which they } 'V ,Vl ...
... energetic steps to put an end to slavery on the mainland in East Africa, and the adjacents Islands. Mr. BRODRICK, in replying on some of the points raised in the discussion, said that in regard to the abolition of slavery in Zanzibar, the Government had ...
... care of them than they could of themselves. The Society was necessary to protect native races against the white man. Though slavery did not now exist, something very like it tended to creep in. He suggested closer investigation into native habits, and the ...
... to them at the present moment. SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. .*-;•• J. ELLIS asked the Under Secretary of ?? for Foreign Affairs whether, as the iast infornia- «**» in Parliamentary Paper Africa, No. 8, 1899, 'petting slavery in Zanzibar and Pemba, was dated ...
... in the INTF.-JOR of SOTTTH AFRICA: a Description I of the Rfigion* he traversed. -Jissionary Pioneers, Cotton Cultivation. Slavery. Wild Animals. &c. Ity If- G ADA-MS. >'iimerou9 Illustrations. 2s. £d. THE COUNTRY of tiie I DWARFS. ?? nf Stirring Adventure ...
... foundation of the social system of the British tropical Colonies a hundred years ago was slavery and the slave trade ; and, at the beginning of the Queen's reign, slavery and the slave trade were vanishing. The slave trade, in the old sense, was extinct, except ...
... OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF RELIGION. By JOHN K. INGRAM. LL.D.. Author of A History of Political Economy. A History of Slavery, &o. While there have been many books written in English to propagate Positivism, few are more clear, more readable, or ...
... all explained, and this is followed by an account of family customs, methods of education, social habits, wages and prices, slavery and free labour, laws and government, religion and trade. The book throws a flood of light on the ruling ideas of one of the ...