... 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 ...

... authorities will continue the alcohol prohibition zone maintained by the colony, as also the abolition of the legal status of slavery decreed by Sir George Goldie In March, 1897, after the Bida-Georlan campaign. The Elger Com- pany ceases to exist as a governing ...

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... of the blackest incidents occurred in! Iall our South African Thisory, and this leans us, on to diectiss the question of slavery and the i Briatisht of the natives by ftse Dutch and'I Biihsettlers. The Boats ' trekked' beyond1 British domtnions because ...

... shwa have been in the right if she had declared war against the United Stair biomes of the evils and the wrong Asearkian slavery T Mr Cruse arses that the black Bias while raiding ta leash Attica had rights, and the% we veer the black aunt wee into ...

... priv-i- c leged oligarchy which he worshipped as Burke worshipped the unreformed Parliament of Eng- t land. To many it meant slavery, to others it I memnt inevitable exclusion from office; and 9 power. To Cicero it was synonymous with ( liberty, with tradition ...

... eettlesnent at the Cape. They left tbs Cape and went North to get away from the laws of Orgiesdon ; in fact, they ale in (avow of slavery, and remain mach t h e name as 200 years ago. PWUeaily they are generally big, sturdy fellow., rely stmeg, bet neutrally Isar ...

... Boers, but each native cannot resist the temptation held out by Boer rewards paid on the spot, even if it involves the future slavery of him and all his tribe. Meantime, General French, having received as yet only a part of the reinforcements he is expecting ...

... the British flag flew, there slavery was impossible. But after many years of agitation, there were 200,000 slaves in the Zanzibar Protectorate and in British South Afiici rapid strides bad been taken in the direction of slavery. Rebellion among the Becbuanas ...

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... we paid the Imoney, apparently the Boer would have required i watching at that early date. It is idle to say 'we winked at slavery when we allowed them to Apprentice young persons. The system obtained -at -home, but if we have progressed since then, we ...

... races could come to any other Said ' Tite conclusion but thait if they were free to rmin hlt by act withaut Irest-raiiit, Slavery, with all stlle its horrors and barbaritias, would have Ilihon full sway. The offeartery realised the wiens, sum of £11 1ls ...