... TIME TO END THE SLAVERY Edited ONE of the last havens of olde worlde charity is our hospitals. As patients, we demand the best treatment and expect to be looked after round-the-clock by sweet-tempered, dedicated nurses. We think we are entitled to all ...

... FREED FROM SLAVERY I I I DRAWN just a little more than 100 years ago this wood engraving, which appeared in 1863 in Harpers Weekly. shows freed Negroes joining the lines of the Union forces in North Carolina. It is one of the very many illustrations which ...

... Slavery is in the air . . . BLACK ZION by David Jenkins is a vivid account of the return of Afro-Americans and West Indians to Africa. It describes the movements and their leaders and examines the reactions of Black Americans faced with the reality of ...

... their own living. They were very much happier than they had been in slavery. MANY KINDS Commander Fox-Pitt added that there were many other kinds of slavery besides direct chattel slavery, such as debt bondage, serfdom, marriage of women without right ...

... Apartheid is not slavery I am not a Mosleyite, a Hit!trite. nor even an Israelite. but I have some first-hand experience of Africa and I suggest to Hr. David Volpe that he should not write about subjects of which he appears to have very little knowledge ...

... ‘lndenture of slavery’ Grievances there certainly were, and Joyce Marlow is reporting them for The Bookseller. But oddly, few related to the actual wording of the indenture of slavery—the authorpublisher contract—and the emotions aroused were mostly ...

... Slavery and Race That is the title of Henry Marsh’s latest book. Its subtitle gives the clue: The Story of Slavery and Its Legacy for Today (25 July, £3-25). Not everyone will agree with all its points; all will find it stimulating. ...

... SLAVERY'S MARTYR CECIL NORTHCOTT Historians in the past have referred to John Smith of Demara and the large part he played in the Emancipation Movement of 1817-1824 and recognise his achievement, but ‘Slavery’s Martyr’ using original records in London ...

... Price of Slavery The publication of a complete catalogue must be a nerve-wracking affair for any publisher, whatever the size of his list. The larger the list the greater strain, perhaps; even so painstaking a house as that of Allen & Unwin must sometimes ...

... SLAVERY BLAMED My attention has been drawn to the statement in the OBSERVER, :hat the increase of unmarried' mothers in Camberwell is attri- H - mted largely to the influx of oloured folk, and to the state-rent attributed to the mora! xelfare worker. ...

... Slavery is in the air . . . ...

... Slavery or Millennium Sir,- Mr. Harold Woods' statement : In every Common OA c..tintry everyone is in the ip of a slavery more t.tiibis then the world ha■ ever known before, is. apart from its virulence as a diatribe. forcibly contradicted by what is ...