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... the world he was her husband, the father of her children, the man she had dearly loved. Let us &Ark ' ourselves. did the slavery of other men cause us no concern so long as we enjoyed the blessings of freedom? Could puppets rule in other lands so long ...
... were secret hours of drilling, organising. of preparing . . . har.ardons always people were not yet emancipated from the slavery of centuries nor trustful: and the yeomen and their spies were never far away. But the work of making reedy went forward. ...
... oemolished under a clearance; I Honours Irishman fact of recalling them seemed to !ties and doubts ever exclusively of slavery in thought. slavery in 1 At a Puccini Curnmeinooci. , . Us a tribute worthy of him and 0 f .an economic and internatlona, , working ...
... vigorous figures •k belong to that past. One such ‘‘J. Thomas McCabe of Vlcinaph. watch-maker. and an Irish slate' who killed slavery of another When a fellow member of Society. Waddell Cunninghsh • planned to associate Belfast Wit' the slave trade McCabe ...
... his wares .. y. in an Irel wham he was unknown persona..and that suffered 'door to door. Although these werel. He ahrelshed slavery in the under the Penal Code. It was well menial tasks, they had their re- Colony. He was visited by La said of that code that ...
... belittle the achievements of these wonderful peopie but one indisputable fact remains—these civilisations rested on a basis of slavery. Not till Christianity appeared was a totally new conception placed before the peoples of the world, for , now it was no longer ...
... whether to remain indifferent and deaf, or take our own responsibilities. M. Jouset recalled that niillionb men had preferred slavery. 2xlle, torture or death to the temporary destruction of that which was their reason for living hearing the confessions ...
... them, largely by mis'take. He introduced sugar and 'slavery. Rum, molasses, sugar and I its -attendant products wrote the !most important chapters in planta!tion history. But the results .of !slavery cannot yet be tabulate& for the mental and spiritual ...
... It was a Gaelic Ireland that successfully resisted the Norse invasions and helped to save Western Europe from returning to slavery and paganism. Father Fee said that it was only by forging again the links with the Gaelic past that Ireland could once more ...
... of Balti- daub or claY: often they are rec- the Ancient Irish, a study which When south of the Banks Of New- and bare off slavery an teurSular. The fli msy hon e have admired ever eilies' N'exford Windmill. - VISITOR (Airdrie)—The windmill at Tacumshane ...
... pernicious problems. 1 He Reminds Us India stirs with a growing unrest, China strains under the :oad reminds the of HO slavery and an ancient arid their people, as w feudalism; Indo-China, Vietnam on the home-front, to exc ,and a hundred other races ...
... in the Braid valley to make way the new settlers to Antrim. they did not despair of returning or slink to the serfdom of slavery. For fifty years they lived on their keeplng, eve , watchful and hopeful and never far from the lands that were theirs. The ...