... 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 ...

... the course. Finally, they have A knowledge four shillings spending money a week, and there is a canteen in each centre. slavery, the charge is clearly fantastic. The men , ·olunteer for the course, their fares to and from the centre are paid, and though ...

... 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 ...

... COUNTR Y LIFE. ]. C. Rich.a?·ds. lJ ULSE CA THERERS. foreshadowed with due precision, the slavery not excepted, for it is, indeed, the stern est of taskmasters that drives these peasant-folk to and fro. remedy sought is still the same- emigration, though ...

... ves of the colonies which provided much of the wealth for Britain's aristocrats. Hogarth, we learn, used the metaphor of slavery to describe his own condition as an artist; he also linked the lower-class white in society with the black slaveservant. Yet ...

... slaves worth £5O apiece (Klinberg, Anti-Slavery JVlovem.ent in England). Another estimate (Sir Georae Macmunn, Slavery through 20.000.-THOMAS the Ages) is about 20.000.-THOMAS Fox-PITT (Commclr.), Secretary, Anti- Slavery and Aborigines Protection Denison H ...

... exclamation had its effect even in that day of slaughter; the lives of the mother and son were spared, but they could not avoid slavery. The mother and son were both redeemed by the Continental Committee employed in this work of humanity ; they were sent, to ...

... from Robert Barclay, the 17th-century Quaker apologist. This family tree had many philanthropists, such as T. F. Buxton, the slavery abolitionist, and Elizabeth Fry, the prison reformer. Mr. Bloomfield also deals with sovereign against failure, DO YOU great ...

... oil to make the front door h inges work smoothly, anr! his correspondence is full of illuminating all usions to the virtual slavery of labourers and others in his daywages of ss. a week, and at that a year in arr~ar, for labourers, and orders that this one ...

... was repaired and embellished by Sir Harry Goodrir.ke, in the twelfth year of King \Villiam, our deli\'erer from Popery and slavery, who with lary, his beloved wife, designed to be interred in God's appointed time in the new vault at the The lady west end ...

... little England clique among the Whigs. Among the causes he espoused were peace at any price with France, the abolition of slavery, a minimum agricultural wage, three acres and a cow, the scandalous treatment of the Princess of Wales, and the alleged ...

... abroad earlier than Any lofty motive is denied to people ·ho get up early, since early 1s the essential concomitant of slavery and de- n smg 1s gradation. Cottages (Henry Walker and Greens (Professor N. M. Lefroy) ; Shitfner); The Sailors' .Holly M ...