... “You cannot hope to prevent a strong resilent people from working if they wish to do so,” he said. r éompulsory work may be slavery, but compulsory idleness if you want to work is an infringement which our people do not suffer gladly.” Sir John said that ...

... born at Macadi in the confines of Abbysinnia and died at Wanlip Hall in she 19th year of his age. Raised from a state of slavery in this lifc and enabled, by God’s grace, to become a member of this Church, he rests here in the hope of a greater deliverance ...

... Crusoe,” written by Daniel Defoe when he was nearly 60 years of age; or “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” the great story of American slavery, by Harriet Beecher Stowe. How many of the boys now at school have read these wonderful narratives, I wonder, and have been ...

... customs, there is a traditional reason for this. In the early years of last century William Wilberforce, the great anti-slaveri leader, opposed a proposal that the session should begin on a Monday on the ground that it would entail Sunday travelling ...

... ornaments, and other precious jewels lay beside the body. 7 * ¥* Quebec, has petitioned the King to intervene and end the “slavery” of Canada’s Indians. . * Xl Village “State,” — The Council of the village of Attin (population 314), near Lille, declared ...

... Protestant Action candidate for South Leith, when he addressed 40 electors in Leith Academy last night. ; Socialism was slavery, he said, and the process of the State gaining more and more control outside the orbit of the law was creeping more and moré ...

... only Moscow, not only the Kremlin would be gone, but the whole %olitical' structure which has kept the Russian people in slavery.” ...

... many of us here present colonisation is no more than a survival of slavery.” , Mr Hynd, replying, said that in at least one country which had obtained self-government there was slavery to-day. The British Government stood for the development of colonies ...

... Area, N.UM., went on that this disregard, if repeated, “ might make miners’ lives cheaper than they were in the old days of slavery.” Referrinf to evidence that the presence of “moss” above the mine workings was not known by those nsromible for the working ...

... career as poet and amorist . I was to walk on, play small parts, understudy, and make myself generally useful. It sounds like slavery, but money was money then, and l\ir. Maltby, when earning 30s. a week, managed to put 10s. into the savings bank. Now, looking ...

... career as poet and amorist . I was to walk on, play small parts, understudy, and make myself generally useful. It sounds like slavery, but money was money then, and l\ir. Maltby, when earning 30s. a week, managed to put 10s. into the savings bank. Now, looking ...

... these Russians would be if they ever tpre over the countries of the south They glittering with the cold brilliancy of snow slavery without compensation or relief that is what they would bring us VrAJafiA “That was written many years agobut it is true to-day ...