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... Slavery “War is a terrible thing, but there are things more terrible, and slavery is one.” Waving the Irish Republic tricolour, Mr. Lawless said he wished to give a message to the - “Northern masters” in Northern Ireland: “Now you shall know the wrath ...
... SLAVERY IN THE HOME However much reports of slavery in domestic work in the United States may appal the trade unionist they will cut little ice with Ulster housewives. Despite all the advances that have been made in social conditions, in the scientific ...
... NEGRO SLAVERY IN AMERICA If in these islands we think rather smugly of the former system of negro slavery in the United States as very much an American institution, we might ...
... WOMEN IN SLAVERY, TEACHERS TOLD Does Mrs. Khrushchev, in the privacy of the bedroom, take “that self-confident smile off her husband’s face?” or does Mrs. Kennedy take her husband by the ear, and, point- ing to her children, ask whether he thinks that ...
... When Ulstermen helped in closing door to slavery can the hard work, energy and the skilled labour of Ulster's artisans. shipbuilding firm helped to win the Battle of the Atlantic and clip vital months off the duration of the war. The company's output ...
... Women in self-imposed slavery ‘MYSTERY AND GLAMOUR LOST’ Women to-day, for money or ambition, had sold them«elves into a slavery comparable with the sweat ...
... When Ulster saved Britain from slavery —CHURCHILL'S TRIBUTE At this time, when the thoughts of all are turned towards Hyde Park Gate, the News Letter takes pride in recalling the letter which Sir Winston Churchill sent during the 1939-45 war to Mr ...
... A revival of the slave market—and in Belfast too! But these girls were happy to be sold into “slavery” vesterday, for it was all in aid of li-e Queen's University Rag. The event took place at the Students’ Union, where passers-by were happy to “bid” for ...
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... SR oy or the loyalty of Northern Ireland. we should have been confronted with slavery and death. ,—m:;:fu:;sm Premier at last, clarion el ey WAY IN—And it was, too. There was little doubt of the result, but Lady Churchill laughed her delight, leaning ...
... evil” of slavery. Mr. Iremonger said there was no dispute about the fact that slavery existed. He gave examples quoted by SBir Douglas Glover (C. Ormskirk) on behalf of the Anti-Slavery Society in October last year. In one instance Wwhere slavery was claimed ...
... times, = were deprived of Mr. '] slavery Africans their names kven Christian misgionaries thought it their duty to wash away the Africar names along with original sin. August 1 was chosen because it is the date when slavery was abolished there 130 vears ...