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... relief by embossment in the scrolled, ornamental style of Louis XV. The fmely executed engraving shows Joseph being sold into slavery by his brothers. Ring and pendant are strictly classical. It is doubly fitting that Geneva should house one of the fmest private ...
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... wounded in a duel with D. S. Terry, chief justice of the same state. It was partly a dispute over patronage, but Terry was a slavery man, and Broderick was escorted to the grave by a large gathering, as a martyr of the abolitionist cause. In such a case a ...
... phrenologist (I 0) 17. Paddy's idea of cheap en tertainments gets home ( 10) 20. Send her in! (anagr.) (9) 21. I'ifty in slavery you may meet in the country (6) 23. See I~ 27. The wind might so treat one ahead (S} 28. Rl\·et 111 the fountaln (S) 30. The ...
... \lilyatt decora-plantation-owner in J amaica to preside over tion, and give support to the family tradition the abolition of slavery, by which he was one that Benjamin Dean Wyatt was intended to of the larger losers. H e died in 1845, and his redecorate his ...
... and his repeated failings in this respect made Wilberforce's great exertions in the education of public opinion against slavery the more notable. He worked too, with especial zeal, for the proper observance of Sunday and for the religious instruction ...
... tories of slave estates. Hung on the contemporary pictures the hideous traffic. WILBERFORCE HOUSE, WHERE THE anti-slavery the anti-slavery campaign are housed here Many relics of denunciations is a model of a slave-trader showing the method of stowing ...
... reason to believe that they were used by William Wilberforce, who campaigned for the abolition of slave trading and an end to slavery, during the early years of the last century. I 0 183 b Kings Road, Chelsea Tel: 01-229 5319 Cables: 'Marchanson' London WS ...
... notable example of this is to be found in the J efferson Memozial in Washington, where the inscription dealing with freedom and slavery i not the continuous piece of prose it appears to be, but an amalgam of sentences drawn from different sources to create a ...
... and Co. He also intended to meet Abolitionists and members of the cotton industry who could be persuaded to accept the anti-slavery cause. By his next visit in 1859 Olmsted was immersed in the problems of designing Central Park, so it is not surprising for ...
... 1835 was a peaceful transaction in return for a substantial allowance, but friction arose through the. Sikkimese practice of slavery, which came to a head with the detention of Dr. Campbell, the Superintendent, and Sir Joseph H ooker, the naturalist, while ...
... PORTRAIT OF A EGRES , BY RIE G ILHELMI E BE OI T. It may have been painted as an allu ion to the decree of 1794 aboli hing slavery. (Right) L A DORMEU E, PAI ITED BY COL 0 I 1759 mood could be caught there and then. Its directness and its brevity have something ...