... inhabitants sold into slavery. Carthage rose again, to become the third city of the empire, in the Roman province of Africa. Today many of the fmest Roman mosaics are to be seen in the Bardo Museum in Tunis, A DORCAS GAZELLE. This graceful antelope still ...

... COUNTRY LIFE (Left) A switch to Uncle Tom's Cabin and the Wobly Bridge by which Eliza esca~d from slavery. (Right) Apollyon the monster, with fish's scales, dragon's wings and lions mouth The statue of Apollyon again, with Mount Gerizim at the foot of ...

... The final part of the Sir Alfred Owen Collection Including Military, Theatre, Literature, Crime, Statesmen, Politicians, Slavery, Sport, etc. Viewing: From Ist April until the morning of sale Illustrated Catalogue £3.50 by post For further information ...

... English exiles in the Appalachians as the Welsh in Patagonia, the Scots in Canada as the Irish in Boston, the West Africans in slavery in the Americas, and nowadays, certainly, the Jews the songs of their homelands, wherever these may have been. Saul Friedlander's ...

... and on the next night be discovered by a neighbor in bed with his wife and be shot to death. He could see both sides of slavery too, as a sin demanding expiation and as a human bond that was more than sentimental. In Go Down Moses miscegenation symbolises ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... international fame. His philosophy on fashion is ultra-modern, which means that dressing should be fun and not a form of slavery, and clothes should give one a sense of being at ease, consequently producing a feeling of being attractive and confident ...

... be made to the King of Denmark and to the King of Sweden and Norway. The Minister had rightly guessed that support against slavery would be forthcoming from the Danes and the Swedes (who had been first to recognise the fledgling United States). Both kings ...

... Albert Memorial. Thomas Clarkson, a Quaker in the Wisbech tradition of Dissent, died after a lifetime devoted to the anti-slavery cause in 1846, although the memorial was not unveiled until November 1881, by which date Scott had died. Now the sandstone ...

... Humanitarian in the small slave cameo medallion, thousands of which were issued for distribution to those involved in anti-slavery propaganda. It shows a supplicant slave in chains and is inscribed: Am I not a man and a brother. To most people, jasper ...

... American representatives made while the American representatives made extensive reference to the Union case and the abolition of slavery, neither king made any remark which could have been interpreted as taking sides. Both spoke of their high regard for the American ...